Autosport Podcast: The best and worst of Formula 1 in 2020
The remarkable 2020 Formula 1 season is the subject of discussion in Autosport’s season review podcast
The remarkable 2020 Formula 1 season is the subject of discussion in Autosport’s season review podcast
Haas boss Gunther Steiner thinks his team will face another “difficult” Formula 1 campaign in 2021, but says there are grounds to feel it can make progress
Carlos Sainz Jr has hailed McLaren’s support and “healthy environment” as being key factors in exceeding the Formula 1 team’s expectations during his two-year stint at the Woking outfit
Williams says it has no desire to become a Formula 1 B-team, despite the closer alliances some rivals are forming with the top squads
The Haas Formula 1 team has reiterated its intention to run Nikita Mazepin for 2021 and has concluded its internal investigation into his recent conduct in an online video
McLaren has no plans to abandon its “very targeted” approach to its young Formula 1 driver programme, wishing to avoid the issue of struggling to place its talent
Ferrari thinks only a “bad” situation for the team next year will prompt it to compromise its aggressive focus on the opportunities of Formula 1’s new 2022 rules
Williams says that George Russell returned from his Mercedes outing with several ideas for car improvements – including new clutch paddles – that could help the Formula 1 team in 2021
Esteban Ocon feels his progress through his comeback Formula 1 season with Renault has been “very strong” after building his confidence following a year on the sidelines
Mercedes may have faced season-long speculation that it could pull the plug on Formula 1, but there is no doubt it is ending 2020 more committed than ever