Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes will face a tougher threat from Red Bull in 2021 now it’s replaced Alex Albon with Sergio Perez, because Max Verstappen was previously having to fight solo
Sergio Perez has had a better F1 season than Alex Albon, but can he help Red Bull reach a new level? Our writers weigh in
Alex Albon’s failure to be the back-up Max Verstappen needed in 2020 has cost him his Red Bull Formula 1 seat to Sergio Perez for 2021. We look at the crucial missed chances
Sergio Perez finally has the chance to become more than Formula 1’s ‘king of the midfield’ at Red Bull. But he’s got the headache of Max Verstappen as a team-mate. Edd Straw looks at how they might compare, and what Perez brings to the table
Red Bull has signed Sergio Perez to its Formula 1 driver line-up for 2021, with Alex Albon demoted to reserve driver
Is Daimler going from 60% to 33% ownership in its F1 team foreshadowing a future exit, or laying the groundwork for a Mercedes ‘franchise’?
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has signed a deal to remain as team principal, while INEOS has acquired a significant stake in the team and Daimler’s has been reduced
The Ferrari engine situation meant 2020 was never going to be great for Alfa Romeo. But its package could probably have achieved a lot more had 2018 Sauber hero Charles Leclerc still been in the car, says Mark Hughes
Alfa Romeo’s Jarno Opmeer became the 2020 F1 Esports champion in the Interlagos finale, as Red Bull missed out on the drivers’ crown but sealed another teams’ title
The Barcelona circuit’s Turn 10 hairpin will be reprofiled for 2021 in a way that appears to remove a rare overtaking opportunity at Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix venue
