Sky pundits Martin Brundle and Johnny Herbert disagree over Michael Masi's future as race director.
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Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff has warned that should Lewis Hamilton opt to walk away from F1 it would be an indictment of the sport.
No less than 5 Red Bull juniors line up in F2 this year, headed by 2021 race winners Jehan Daruvala, Liam Lawson and Jüri Vips.
Aston Martin has announced that former BMW motorsport boss, Mike Krack has been appointed its team principal.
Aston Martin has become the first team to announce the launch date of its 2022 contender.
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The FIA has announced that the findings of its investigation into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will not be made public until the Friday of the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Days after Otmar Szafnauer departs Aston Martin, Alpine reveals that Marcin Budkowski is leaving the French team with immediate effect.
George Russell is readying himself for the biggest and most exciting year of his professional career to date.
It is understood the FIA has begun the promised investigation into the events in Abu Dhabi, with its findings due to be revealed early next month.
Ferrari's Laurent Mekies warns that the budget cap will limit the amount of updates teams can introduce over the course of the season.
Other than whether Lewis Hamilton chooses to continue racing, the other thing that has sphincters twitching at F1 Towers is the effectiveness of the 2022 rules overhaul. In terms of the latter, Nico Hulkenberg has his doubts.
Juan Pablo Montoya and Arrow McLaren SP will team up for a second consecutive year, with the two-time Indianapolis 500 champion competing in both the Grand Prix of Indianapolis and 106th running of the Indianapolis 500.
As Ferrari reveals the latest intake at its driver academy, Marcus Armstrong is no longer part of the programme, whilst Callum Ilott is on a "gap year" as he heads to IndyCar.
The first reorganisation under new CEO, Benedetto Vigna sees Mattia Binotto retain control of Ferrari's F1 operations.