Mercedes admit they are "definitely feeling better" heading into F1 2021's second weekend than they were in Bahrain after enjoying a near-perfect Friday at the... read more »

McLaren was able to retain its position as the midfield leader from 2020 during the opening race weekend in Bahrain last month as Norris finished fourth, only trailing Mercedes... read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has defended Nikita Mazepin after the rookie driver endured another fraught day of Formula 1 running in Italy. Mazepin's Formula 1 debut in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes AlphaTauri is "looking incredibly fast" after the squad emerged as Mercedes' primary rival during Friday practice at Imola. Mercedes led... read more »

It emerged in Bahrain that teams running low-rake cars - such as Aston Martin and Mercedes - appeared to be hurt more by the updated aerodynamic rules for 2021 than those with... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas spent much of pre-season testing and the opening race weekend in Bahrain battling to get to grips with the new Mercedes W12, which struggled... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said that his team are already look "so much better" than they did in Bahrain after Friday practice in Imola. read more »

Valtteri Bottas says Mercedes' W12 is "definitely feeling better" at Imola compared to how it performed at Formula 1's opening event in Bahrain. Mercedes... read more »

Verstappen had been tipped as the pre-event favourite for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix after only narrowly losing out to Lewis Hamilton in Bahrain three weeks ago.But after... read more »

Just three weeks on from Mazepin's first-lap exit at the Bahrain GP, the young Russian endured a difficult first practice at Imola as he spun on his installation lap and... read more »

Sergio Perez has backed Red Bull to keep making bold tyre choices in qualifying - even though he was caught out in Bahrain. read more »

Crashing into Esteban Ocon on his Aston Martin debut, Sebastian Vettel says he has learned from his mistake and that it "won't happen again". read more »

Aston Martin entered the 2021 season hoping to continue its upper-midfield fight that the former Racing Point squad found itself embroiled in throughout last year.But the team... read more »

With the Formula 1 season opener in Bahrain behind us, we look ahead to the next Grand Prix at Imola. read more »

The two-time champion is returning to F1 this year after two seasons away, and was battling for points at the Bahrain Grand Prix before he had to retire because of brake... read more »

Honda have put "countermeasures" in place following issues suffered by both Red Bull and AlphaTauri at the season-opening Bahrain GP. read more »

Yuki Tsunoda seemed overly harsh when critiquing what appeared to be a brilliant F1 debut, but speaking exclusively to Crash.net, the AlphaTauri driver revealed why he came... read more »

In Bahrain, it was a lump of cheese. Now Sebastian Vettel and Ted Kravitz have found a new subject to argue about - insects. read more »

Sebastian Vettel enjoyed time off after poor debut performance in Bahrain read more »

Haas driver Nikita Mazepin is adamant he is "totally over" his "painful" retirement on the opening lap of his Formula 1 debut. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has vowed to learn from his latest high-profile mistake after crashing into the back of Esteban Ocon at the F1 season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has called on Formula One's governing body to come up with a single rule regarding the abuse of track limits after the issue caused... read more »

Despite Lewis Hamilton's victory in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, Mercedes thinks it is behind rival Red Bull in pace terms, and knows it needs to make... read more »

Formula 1 drivers are set to raise the issue of track limits during their regular Friday briefing at Imola in the wake of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton's battle in... read more »

Max Verstappen has revealed that F1 drivers will speak with the FIA in an attempt to avoid a repeat of the "messy" track limits confusion sparked in Bahrain. read more »