Mercedes drops its appeal of 2021 F1 finale
Mercedes has decided not to appeal the stewards’ verdict from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, formally confirming Max Verstappen as the 2021 Formula 1 world champion
Mercedes has decided not to appeal the stewards’ verdict from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, formally confirming Max Verstappen as the 2021 Formula 1 world champion
While pledging to take action over the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix controversy, the FIA has also implied the problem is teams and fans ‘misunderstanding’ the situation. Scott Mitchell is dismayed by this
Haas itself admits it was a non-factor this F1 season. But what did it get up to in 2021, and what can be carried over into the 2022 reset?
Balancing entertainment and sporting purity is never an easy balance for F1 to find. But right now, it’s risking getting it badly wrong as Edd Straw explains
A strong pair of races means Jarno Opmeer is close to defending his F1 Esports title with one race to go, while his team Mercedes has sealed the constructors’ title
The FIA is to launch a “detailed analysis and clarification exercise” around the Formula 1 season finale as the governing body says it is “tarnishing the image of the championship”
The FIA has confirmed that the next-generation Formula 1 engine in 2026 will lose the MGU-H but increase electrical power output to 350kW
IndyCar and NASCAR have very specific rules around late cautions and stoppages, unlike Formula 1. Here’s how the American series do it, and how the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix finish might’ve played out under their rules
Haas ended the final day of Formula 1’s 2021 post-season Abu Dhabi test on top with Ferrari junior Robert Shwartzman at the wheel
Formula 1’s controversial Abu Dhabi decider raised questions over whether F1 should always ensure its grands prix end under ‘green flags’. Our writers give their verdict
