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Red Bull driver Max Verstappen will win the championship if both drivers fail to finish the final race in Abu Dhabi

Max Verstappen leads the 2021 F1 Drivers' championship owing to his lead over Hamilton in terms of races won. This has raised questions about the possibility of the Dutchman colliding with his title rival at the final race in Abu Dhabi this weekend.

Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff hit out Max Verstappen's driving at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix which saw the Dutch racer pick up a combined 15-second time penalty.

Pole position went to defending champion Lewis Hamilton, who is currently trailing by eight points

The Mercedes driver started from the back of the grid after receiving a penalty for qualifying with an illegal rear wing

Hamilton is facing an investigation for a possible rule violation with his rear wing

Sergio Perez became the first Mexican driver to stand on the podium at his home grand prix when he finished third behind Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

Lewis Hamilton clarified his post-race comments about Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas and made it clear that they were not intended as jibes.

Lewis Hamilton went to war with the F1 management after he labelled their handling of the Belgian GP a farce. He believes their decisions were motivated by their financial commitments to the organisers and broadcasters.

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto feels Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are the best driver pairing on the grid ahead of Mercedes, Red Bull Racing and McLaren.

Mercedes currently trail Red Bull Racing by 44 points in the Constructors' Championship while Lewis Hamilton is 32 points behind Max Verstappen

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has made tying down Lewis Hamilton to a new deal a priority before heading into the summer break in August.

Red Bull took back-to-back victories at Azerbaijan and France

Lewis Hamilton is on a one-year deal with Mercedes and is keen to sort out his long-term future with the team sooner rather than later.

Lewis Hamilton put in a stunning drive to come from behind and win the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas on Sunday.

Sebastian Vettel's poor form has continued with new team Aston Martin in 2021 with the German driver failing to score a single point in the first two races of the campaign.

Lewis Hamilton fought hard to keep Verstappen behind him in the final laps of the race.

George Russell led comfortably from the first lap, only to have the victory slip away thanks to a botched pit stop.

More virtual races could be organised this season as a replacement for the eight races that have already been suspended

The museum is the new home of the British Racing Drivers' Club's archive and also houses hands-on exhibits for visitors.

The 32-year-old German's contract with Ferrari will expire at the end of 2020

F1's current yearly carbon dioxide output measures a whopping 255,000 tonnes

The Briton got past legendary driver Juan Manuel Fangio's record of five World titles

Verstappen will have to give up pole position after ignoring yellow flags.

Vettel executes a perfect undercut to jump from third to first position after the pit stops.

Many car makers have showcased futuristic cars at the ongoing auto show.

Seven out of nine cars were unable to register a flying lap in Q3 after a farcical waiting game took place.

Fernando Alonso claims that McLaren will be "much more competitive" in 2018 having switched to Renault-powered engines after three years of frustration with Honda.

Hamilton and Bottas developed a good camaraderie in 2017. It was a far cry from the relationship he had with former teammate Rosberg.

A European-wide plan to install 400 electric car charging stations has just been given a boost: Shell has signed on.