Williams believe it will start F1's new era in 2022 "on the back foot" after lacking the resources to take part in this year's end-of-season test. read more »

As F1 embarks on its new rules era in 2022, with all-new car regulations aimed at improving the racing, the championship's owner Liberty Media is also finalising plans for... read more »

It's the first non-Mercedes pole here in the hybrid era and the first time we've had two cars against one, so another milestone for us. read more »

With teams having pretty much switched off development of their current challengers, factories are now almost entirely focused on making sure they hit the ground running with... read more »

F1 reveals record race calendar for 2022's new era read more »

Ross Brawn has addressed the concerns that people have about the widespread regulations changes coming in 2022. Prior to this year, it was widely felt that such changes were... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, who used to be team principal at Ferrari, confirmed in an interview earlier this week that the Italian outfit had always considered snapping up the... read more »

F1's teams are currently flat out working on the new rules era that comes in for next year.The aim of the radical ground effect cars is to try to allow cars to run much... read more »

Haas has confirmed Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin will remain with the team into the new aerodynamic era of Formula 1 in 2022. read more »

Christian Horner says that, unlike himself, Toto Wolff isn’t used to having to deal with a rival as he hasn’t had any in the hybrid era. As their teams and drivers are locked... read more »

While F1 is about to embark on an all-new rules era from next year, with cars hopefully able to run much closer to each other, there are concerns that the gap between the top... read more »

Aston Martin has formally confirmed that it will continue to field Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll in Formula 1 next season. Vettel joined Aston Martin from Ferrari on a... read more »

Nicholas Latifi believes his positive relationship with the incoming Alex Albon will serve to push Williams forward in the new aerodynamic era of F1. read more »

We are grateful to take the points today and the pole position. It's the first time we will start from pole here in the turbo hybrid era. read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl feels the current mix of drivers in F1 is one of the best the sport has seen. read more »

Valtteri Bottas is to join Alfa Romeo from next season on a multi-year deal, paving the way for George Russell to join Mercedes. read more »

Mercedes is currently fighting to extend its record of seven consecutive drivers' and constructors' world championships, facing a fierce challenge from Red Bull for... read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Fred Vasseur believes the team's "over motivated" workforce are making "good improvements ahead of F1's new era in 2022. read more »

Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer has revealed a level of "pent-up excitement" within his organisation he has not witnessed for a number of years as F1... read more »

Alpine executive director Marcin Budkowski has expressed hope the FIA is correctly policing the potential for further copying ahead of the introduction of F1's new era in... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer believes the key to success in the new era of F1 from next season will be "exploiting" the regulations. read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that, while one or two teams are likely to dominate in F1's new era, who that will be is currently anyone's guess. read more »

Ferrari academy driver coach Jock Clear believes the team is "ticking all the boxes" ahead of F1's new era in 2022. read more »

Formula E champions Mercedes will withdraw from the all-electric series at the end of the Gen2 era in 2022 to concentrate on Formula One, the carmaker said on Wednesday. read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Fred Vasseur has insisted the team has to "make the right choices" with its driver line-up ahead of F1's new era in 2022. read more »