Grosjean keen on WEC, FE as Haas duo face “uncertain” future
With Haas yet to make a 2021 signing, its current drivers face an “uncertain future”, as Romain Grosjean names his favoured post-F1 options
Zanardi undergoes more surgery, rehabilitation progressing
Ex-Formula 1 driver and double CART champion Alex Zanardi has undergone more surgery after his handcycling accident in June, and is receiving cognitive and motor rehabilitation according to the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan
New Honda engines at Sochi, Verstappen Mugello issue solved
Max Verstappen and the two AlphaTauri drivers will have fresh Honda engines for the Russian Grand Prix, even though the Red Bull driver’s Mugello failure has not proven terminal
Your F1 questions answered – bonus edition
After our recent podcast answered your F1 questions, there were too many for one episode so our writers have taken the time to dive into the question bag for more responses
Alonso begins serious preparations for F1 return with Renault
Fernando Alonso has gone “back to school” by driving Renault’s Formula 1 simulator and having a seat fit on his first days at the team’s headquarters ahead of his 2021 return
Who’s under most pressure as F1 resumes?
Our F1 writers pick the drivers and teams under the most pressure going into this weekend’s Russian Grand Prix and beyond, with key decisions being made ahead of 2021
Members of Hamilton’s diversity commission revealed
Lewis Hamilton’s former McLaren Formula 1 team boss Martin Whitmarsh is among the 14 experts assisting the Hamilton Commission, which aims to identify barriers to black people participating in motorsport
Edd Straw’s 2020 mid-season F1 driver ratings
Edd Straw revisits his driver ratings at what is effectively mid-season, looking for trends and picking out the average order of the F1 drivers on this year’s grid so far
How good is good enough for Albon at Red Bull?
Alex Albon heads to Sochi under less pressure after his breakthrough podium, but how should we judge a driver up against Max Verstappen? Does Albon face the same trap that Stoffel Vandoorne and Heikki Kovalainen fell into?
Can ‘Ferrari man’ Domenicali avoid bias accusations as F1 boss?
“I will be always a Ferrari man,” said Stefano Domenicali earlier this year. Now he’s set to run Formula 1
