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Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's fierce rivalry has been assessed by Red Bull boss Christian Horner, as he described their 2021 battle as the 'best year' Formula 1 has seen in '30 or 40 years'.
2009 Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button has suggested that Lewis Hamilton will be staying in the sport for the 2022 campaign as he will want to once again try and become the first eight-time title holder the sport has ever seen.
Current Formula E champion Nyck de Vries has said that he is not thinking about Lewis Hamilton's future in Formula 1, despite being touted as a potential replacement for the Briton if he decides to leave the sport before the 2022 season.
It has been a busy week within the world of F1 and now Mercedes chief technical officer James Allison has ramped up the excitement ahead of the new campaign by predicting a 'terribly painful' season for rivals amid the imminent regulation changes - and a potential Lewis Hamilton revenge tour. Allison suggested that several teams will get their new car designs wrong, which will damage them severely.
Red Bull chief Christian Horner has pleaded with Lewis Hamilton not to retire amid uncertainty over the Brit's future. Talk of the 37-year-old potentially quitting F1 has arisen ever since his failure to win the title. Yet despite Red Bull and Mercedes' fierce rivalry, Horner wants the Brit to keep on racing.
Mercedes are determined to make Max Verstappen eat his words. In an interview with CarNext, Verstappen appeared to take a thinly-veiled dig at the achievements of Lewis Hamilton, who has won six titles with the silver arrows.
The new F1 season is just around the corner, with Max Verstappen heading into the campaign as the reigning champion for the first time in his career. But with Lewis Hamilton looking to reclaim his crown, both drivers will have to get to grips with a number of key changes to their cars this year.
Former Formula 1 driver Mario Andretti has said that George Russell has got some big shoes to fill in replacing Valtteri Bottas at Mercedes.