The new head of Porsche Motorsport admits that the German manufacturer is "thinking about" entering F1, but admits that electrification and more standard parts will be key to the final decision.
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In a move which would have seen Ross Brawn, in a previous incarnation, go apoplectic, teams are to reveal their latest upgrades to media and thereby fans on GP Fridays.
We know it will be a challenge to retain our position in the Constructors' Championship, but it's a challenge we're ready for.
AlphaTauri drivers, Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda look ahead to this weekend's Gran Premio de la Ciudad de Mexico.
Red Bull have gone well there in the past and it hasn't been our strongest circuit. But this year has shown that anything is possible and circuits where you were previously weak, you are suddenly strong, and vice versa.
Intense work has been going on across all technical departments since we returned from the USA to gain better understanding of our issues.
We have been 11th six times this season, thrice as many times as anyone else on the grid, so it shouldn't be a surprise if we end up fighting for the points once again on Sunday.
The goal is to qualify well and fight for points in the race. It's quite a short lap in Mexico, but the long straights offer lots of slipstreaming and exciting racing.
F1 MD, Ross Brawn agrees that the driver who claims pole position on Sprint weekends must be officially awarded the honour as opposed to the driver who wins the Sprint 'race'.
Laying out the plan for the Sprint moving forwards, Ross Brawn admits that along with more points the Sprint may actually be referred to as a race.
We're still hoping that at some stage with everybody having to change their engine, we will end up on pole position but we're running out of time for this year.
In the wake of Silverstone and Monza, Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff fears the 2021 title could yet be decided by a crash.
As the first of a demanding triple-header - during which we will tackle another Sprint event and a new circuit - we will need to combine our work this weekend with the preparation needed for the events in Brazil and Qatar.
Even though it's been "the hardest year on so many levels", Lewis Hamilton admits he's "really, really enjoyed it... even the difficult days."