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For the penultiame round of the 2021 season, Formula One heads to Saudi Arabia.

Lewis Hamilton is just two races away from history. If he wins the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this weekend and the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on December 12, he will overtake Michael Schumacher as the driver with the most Formula 1 World Championship titles.

Qatar was a bit of an outlier in which we didn't have the same pace we showed after the summer break, but we know we can be back fighting for top ten placements on both Saturday and Sunday in Jeddah.

Currently third in the team standings, Ferrari looks ahead to this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Following the passing of Sir Frank Williams we will be racing in his honour this weekend, with numerous tributes planned to celebrate his extraordinary life.

Despite a strong weekend for us in Qatar, we have to focus on delivering a consistent weekend and a double points finish, our third in a row, will be the target.

This season has been an intense and exciting battle, but it's not over yet and we want to finish it on a high.

We still lack quite a bit of pace compared to Mercedes so we'll see how we get on this weekend.

Both titles are wide open, and our mission is clear.

We have prepared for the track as much as we can, but there's nothing like getting laps on the board. We're aiming to score more points this weekend.

Our expectations... we'll get to them once we've done a few laps.

Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda reflect on the Qatar Grand Prix whilst looking ahead to this weekend's inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Despite the failure of his bid to buy Sauber, Michael Andretti hasn't given up on entering F1, admitting that "there's still interest" in "the ultimate racing experience".

Jeddah is probably the biggest unknown we face all year.

McLaren star, Lando Norris says that the downside of his F1 fame is the "creepy" attitude of some 'fans' on social media.