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Thirty years to the day that Michael Schumacher drove his first Formula 1 race, Netflix has released the official trailer for Schumacher, the ultimate portrait of seven-time Formula 1 champion.
After winning the last race and being able to savour it during the summer break, Alpine is ready for this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix.
Glass is a very durable material but is also one of the most sensitive parts of the car.
Red Bull looks ahead to this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix, where it hopes to mark its 50th race with Honda power with a return to the top of the podium.
Ahead of the second half of the season, Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that 2020 is one of the most intense seasons he can remember.
F1 has announced that the driver who completes the most overtakes during the course of the season will win the Crypto.com Overtake Award.
As Toto Wolff delays his decision on Mercedes 2022 line-up, Valtteri Bottas insists that Lewis Hamilton wants him as his teammate.
The priority is just to get to the end of the season, do the best we can, as we try to do every race, and then focus on preparation for 2022.
As we head into another triple-header, the team are going to be working hard to pick up where we left off at the end of the first half of the season, scoring points at all bar one race.
AlphaTauri drivers, Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda, reflect on Hungary and the summer break while looking ahead to this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix.
Formula 1 is back after its summer break with compounds in the middle of the range for the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps: the first race of the second triple-header of the 2021 season.
Christian Horner insists that Red Bull will not switch focus to 2022 while the 2021 titles are still up for grabs.
Having previously said that he expected to announce Mercedes 2022 line-up after the summer break, Toto Wolff has now said that it could be September before he makes the call.
Battling Ferrari at the front of the midfield, McLaren boss, Zak Brown doesn't think the Woking outfit will be able to challenge for titles again until at least 2024.