F1 2021 preview: The most customisable edition yet
Our writers sampled an early preview of Codemasters’ latest official Formula 1 game and found more customisation options than ever before.
Mark Hughes: Why F1 may have another shock contender in Baku
Ferrari was able to challenge Mercedes and Red Bull at Monaco, and Mark Hughes wouldn’t be surprised if McLaren (and Lando Norris in particular) can do the same at Baku
The holes Ricciardo has dug himself out of before
Daniel Ricciardo’s reached a baffled low in his struggle to acclimatise to McLaren, but a look at how he’s turned things around during other bleak moments in his Formula 1 career offers a lot of hope
Book review: Formula 1 Car by Car 1990-99
Find out more about motor racing author and historian Peter Higham’s latest book and view the Members’ Club Q&A with him
The ‘more robust’ F1 driver spearheading Alfa Romeo’s season
Antonio Giovinazzi’s 10th place finish in Monaco finally got Alfa Romeo off the mark in 2021 – a well-deserved reward for the Italian who is enjoying his best season in Formula 1 so far
Aston Martin partners with LGBTQ+ inclusivity movement Racing Pride
To celebrate Pride Month, the Aston Martin Formula 1 has launched a campaign with Racing Pride to promote LGBTQ+ diversity and inclusion
The inevitable pressure inside F1’s chief underperformer
The build-up to Aston Martin’s big re-entry into Formula 1 contained a lot of grandeur but even a breakthrough result in Monaco cannot disguise the fact the team has underperformed so far against its initial expectations
The case for Mercedes keeping Bottas for 2022
With George Russell vying for a Mercedes seat next year, Edd Straw assesses why Mercedes might opt to keep Valtteri Bottas for 2022 instead
Video: Every current F1 team’s worst driver
From a world champion’s struggles with an F1 giant that brought an end to his top-flight career, to a driver who was at the centre of one of the championship’s most controversial races, we look at each of the current 10 F1 team’s worst driver
Podcast: The early verdict on F1’s five big-name ’21 moves
The early-2021 performances of Sainz, Ricciardo, Vettel, Alonso and Perez are the subject of the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast
