What to expect in the 2021 F1 season
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With the 2021 F1 season on the horizon, we take a look at few things we could expect to see in 2021, including a cagey affair in the midfield battle.
Pierre Gasly believes pre-season testing in Bahrain was one of his best since joining Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda.
Yuki Tsunoda is ready to compete in his first full season in F1 and ready to represent the Japanese flag on the F1 grid once again.
Could Red Bull Racing finally stop Mercedes AMG Petronas and win their first FIA Formula One World Championship since 2013.
Scuderia Ferrari will be looking to significantly improve on results in 2021 after suffering their worst season in 40 years in 2020.
Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda enjoyed a successful testing weekend, ranking up the joint-most laps, and the team remain ‘cautiously optimistic’ ahead of the 2021 F1 season.
Scuderia AlphaTauri enjoyed a plain-sailing testing weekend, as they complete the joint-most laps and Yuki Tsunoda records the team fastest time.
Williams Racing driver George Russell completed over 158 laps on Sunday in what he called a ‘positive test for the team’.
Nicholas Latifi was happy to complete 132 laps on the third day of F1 testing despite the difficult weather conditions.
Valtteri Bottas set the best time on the second day of testing in Bahrain, with now only one day of testing remaining before the start of the season.
Honda’s new power unit makes its first appearance on the opening day of pre-season testing in Bahrain, as they hope for a competitive season.
Williams have revealed their 2021 car, the FW43B, including a striking new livery to resemble the teams past, present and future ambitions.
Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll took the AMR21 for its on-track debut around Silverstone on Thursday.
Lance Stroll believes there will be higher expectations for Aston Martin Racing this season ahead of their return to F1 grid.
Sebastian Vettel revealed he was ‘very motivated’ to join Aston Martin Racing after they outlined their ambitions.
Esteban Ocon – who is set embark on his second season at Alpine – is excited to work alongside two-time world champion Fernando Alonso.
The Alpine F1 Team have announced Daniil Kvyat as their reserve driver for the upcoming F1 season.
