The Finn's departure from Mercedes has been expected for some weeks, and a return to Williams was also a potential option before it became clear that his destination was... read more »

George Russell says any driver would be "naive" to think they would "have it easy" as Lewis Hamilton's team-mate, as the young Briton once again... read more »

Hot on the heels of his announcement that this season will be his last in F1, Kimi Raikkonen's rivals have paid tribute to the Finnish star. read more »

To mark the announcement that the Kimi is retiring, we present the ultimate collection of the Iceman's greatest Team Radio moments... which one is your favourite? For more... read more »

Formula 1 drivers have been paying tribute to 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen after the Finn's announcement the current season will be his last. read more »

But the Briton still has "no news" to announce regarding Mercedes' decision on whether to promote him to its works team as a new team-mate to Lewis Hamilton in... read more »

Mercedes has been weighing up whether to continue with Bottas for a sixth season next year or whether to replace the Finn with George Russell, who is widely expected to get the... read more »

Mercedes is expected to make an announcement in the near future revealing who will partner Hamilton at the team next year, having spent the past few months deciding between... read more »

Ahead of Mercedes' expected announcement that George Russell will be his 2022 team-mate, the Daily Mail claims Lewis Hamilton is "not happy". read more »

Mercedes will not announce who will get the seat alongside Lewis Hamilton in 2022 until both Valtteri Bottas and George Russell have secured their Formula 1 futures. read more »

Mercedes has been weighing up for some time who will partner Hamilton at the team in 2022, considering current Williams driver Russell as a replacement for Bottas.Russell has... read more »

Russell is vying to replace Valtteri Bottas at Mercedes next year after starring during his time at Williams since debuting in F1 in 2019, having also been part of... read more »

George Russell and Valtteri Bottas said there was "no news to share" about their respective futures, as F1 continues to wait on Mercedes' eagerly-anticipated... read more »

Fernando Alonso took to using code in order to tell fans of an imminent announcement. read more »

Double Formula One world champion Fernando Alonso hinted at an imminent "big news" announcement in a teasing Twitter message posted in code on Wednesday to the Alpine... read more »

The Alpine F1 team will appear at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, which likely will come as part of a Hypercar announcement, according to a report. read more »

The Italian car manufacturer announced on Wednesday that it had signed a new multi-year partnership to keep its brand in F1, with it understanding the arrangement runs until at... read more »

With the Silverstone-based outfit poised to make a fresh announcement about the signing of more senior technical staff, it is not holding back with its ambitious expansion... read more »

George Russell has confirmed there will be no announcement with regard to his F1 future at the British Grand Prix despite the Williams driver being heavily linked with a switch... read more »

George Russell has ruled out the possibility of him being announced as a Mercedes driver for the 2022 Formula 1 season at this weekend's British Grand Prix. read more »

George Russell has ruled out being announced as a Mercedes driver for the 2022 season at the British Grand Prix. read more »

There has been plenty of rumours that George Russell will be confirmed as a Mercedes Formula 1 driver this weekend at the British Grand Prix, but according to Russell himself,... read more »

Mercedes will not continue with Valtteri Bottas next season but Finnish racer Toni Vilander isn't expecting an early announcement. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has described the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix for a second year running as 'heartbreaking' following Tuesday's announcement. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is confident quitting F1 was "never an option" for Lewis Hamilton after Saturday's contract announcement. read more »