Red Bull Racing

Fans enjoyed having an extra day of racing during some Grand Prix weekends in 2021, which featured a sprint race on Saturday.

A senior source within the Mercedes team has stated that Lewis Hamilton's F1 future is still not secure as the team awaits the FIA's decision following a review of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is certain that Max Verstappen will come out on top if he was put in the same machinery as Lewis Hamilton.

Lewis Hamilton has not posted on social media since his devastating defeat at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Mercedes chief Toto Wolff believes Lewis Hamilton is still at a loss for words to address his devastating loss at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Ecclestone thinks it is time for Hamilton to pursue his interests in the fashion industry

Lewis Hamilton will return to the grid in 2022 and partner George Russell with the British racer having no intention to hang up his helmet.

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is certain Lewis Hamilton will not retire from F1 and will return ready to challenge for a record-breaking eighth world title in 2021.

Mercedes are appealing Michael Masi's controversial decision in the final lap of the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Silver Arrows team feel Lewis Hamilton is the rightful winner and should be crowned world champion.

Red Bull were branded 'unsportsmanlike' for simply asking Sergio Perez to defend against Lewis Hamilton and slow him down to help teammate and title contender Max Verstappen to close the gap to his rival.

Max Verstappen has confirmed that he will switch from his traditional #33 to #1 ahead of next season after claiming his maiden F1 Drivers' championship title this season.

The Silver Arrows saw their two protests getting dismissed by the FIA in the hours after the final race

The season is not over yet as Mercedes continue to protest against the race stewards in Abu Dhabi

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

Verstappen and Hamilton are level on points as they fight for the title in the final race of the season

Max Verstappen will do whatever is necessary to win his first F1 world championship. The Red Bull driver is level on points with seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton going into the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi.

Bernie Ecclestone feels the experience Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff have in fighting for championships is giving them an unfair advantage against title rival Max Verstappen.

Max Verstappen could tarnish his legacy if he continues aggressive tactics towards Lewis Hamilton, according to former F1 racer Martin Brundle.

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.

Damon Hill warns Verstappen against resorting to dirty tactics on track

Ralf Schumacher feels Max Verstappen will benefit by taking a five-place grid penalty at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix by taking on a Internal Combustion Engine (ICE).

Red Bull Racing have accused Mercedes of playing outside the rules with regards to their rear wings, which according to the Austrian team, gives the Silver Arrows team an advantage on the straights.

Fernando Alonso believes Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes should have received a harsher penalty for their power unit changes at the Turkish and Brazilian Grand Prix's.

Mercedes and Red Bull Racing have been locked in a tense title battle from the very first race with both teams going the extra mile to get an edge over the other.

Lewis Hamilton wants to be the purest racer and have no question marks regarding his accomplishments when he calls time on his career.

Mercedes have passed the new rear wing tests initiated by the FIA after Red Bull insinuated that they were flexing more than allowed to hand the reigning champions a straight line speed advantage.

Valtteri Bottas has defended his lack of pace during the Qatar Grand Prix suggesting that his car was not the same as teammate Lewis Hamilton's who went on to comfortably win the race.

Lewis Hamilton will have the same power unit that he used at the Brazilian Grand Prix at the upcoming Saudi Arabia Grand Prix. The Jeddah street circuit is expected to be the second fastest circuit on the grid behind Monza in Italy.

Max Verstappen is preparing for the upcoming Qatar Grand Prix this weekend and is not focusing on the stewards decision with regards to his incident with Lewis Hamilton at the Brazilian Grand Prix.