The 2021 F1 season began with the first day of testing at Bahrain International Circuit. While the teams were hampered by the sandy conditions, Mercedes had a far from ideal start to their year. Here are the stories and statistics from Day 1 at pre-season testing!
Ferrari have become the final team to reveal their 2021 Formula 1 car – the SF21.
Williams have become the latest Formula 1 team to reveal their 2021 car – the FW43B.
Haas have revealed the livery with which they will race in the 2021 Formula 1 season.
Aston Martin – who return to Formula 1 in 2021 after a 61-year absence – have unveiled their new car, the AMR21.
Alpine have revealed their 2021 Formula 1 car – the A521.
Mercedes have revealed the W12 – the car with which the team will challenge for an unprecedented eighth consecutive championship win.
Red Bull have launched their 2021 Formula 1 car – the RB16B.
Alfa Romeo have unveiled their latest Formula 1 car at an event in Warsaw, Poland.
AlphaTauri have shared the first images of their 2021 F1 car – the AT02.
McLaren have launched their 2021 F1 car – the MCL35M. It’s their first Mercedes-powered car since 2014.
With Kevin Magnussen leaving Formula 1 at the end of the 2020 season, the 2014 Australian Grand Prix becomes the most recent race in which no current driver finished on the podium. We take a look at the 10 most recent races in which no current drivers finished in the top three!
Which F1 team has the tallest driver line-up in 2021? Who is the tallest driver, who is the shortest, and what is the combined height of this year’s grid? We have all the answers!
Nikita Mazepin, Yuki Tsunoda and Mick Schumacher join the Formula 1 grid in 2021. We take a look at the driver numbers they have chosen to use for their career, why they chose them and the history each number has in F1.
A new record for most F1 titles? The first driver to reach a century of poles and wins? And will there be a new record for the longest gap between two Grand prix victories? We take a look at some of the biggest records which could be broken during the 2021 F1 season.
Formula 1’s 72nd season begins in March. Ahead of the 2021 season, Before it begins, here are 21 F1 facts about the number 21!
In 2021, Carlos Sainz will race alongside Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. The Spaniard becomes only the fifth driver in F1 history to move from McLaren to Ferrari. We take a look at the other four drivers who did so.
