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Stick with Albon, twist with Perez? Weighing up Red Bull's 2021 options
Red Bull is yet to decide whether it will stick with Alex Albon or twist with Sergio Perez or Nico Hulkenberg next season. Laurence Edmondson weighs up the team's options.
Hulkenberg calm on 2021 amid Red Bull speculation
Nico Hulkenberg said he is relaxed about his prospects of a 2021 Formula One race seat after being linked to Red Bull for next season.
'I've delivered when I've had the chance this year'
TOP HEADLINES
RACING POINT
Hulkenberg: I've delivered when I've had the chance this year
Hamilton showcased all his GOAT credentials in his 92nd win
In his record 92nd F1 win, Lewis Hamilton showcased all the traits which have taken him past Michael Schumacher in the record books, writes Laurence Edmondson.
Edmondson: Remarkable Hamilton completed record in style
RACING POINT
Hulkenberg: Racing is racing you can't change the principles
PORTUGUESE GRAND PRIX
HAMILTON BREAKS THE RECORD
Hamilton moves past Schumacher with 92nd win
Lewis Hamilton claimed a record 92nd Formula One victory at the Portuguese Grand Prix, moving him clear of Michael Schumacher for the most wins in the sport's history.
Report: How Hamilton made history at Portimao
Lewis Hamilton won Sunday's Portuguese Grand Prix to take the 92nd victory of his career and move one clear of Michael Schumacher in the list of all-time F1 victories.
PORTUGUESE GRAND PRIX
QUALIFYING
Why Hamilton had the edge over Bottas in Q3 at Portimao
Valtteri Bottas topped all the practice sessions, Q1 and Q2 but was beaten by teammate Lewis Hamilton when it mattered. So what went wrong for car 77?
Hamilton beats Bottas to pole at Portimao
Lewis Hamilton took pole position for the Portuguese Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas after a close three-way battle with Red Bull's Max Verstappen in qualifying at Portimao.
2021 DRIVER MARKET
F1 driver market: Mick Schumacher to Haas or Alfa Romeo?
With a number of key seats yet to be confirmed on the 2021 grid and plenty of talented drivers left on the market, ESPN takes a look at who will end up where in 2021.
Magnussen, Grosjean to leave Haas at end of 2020
Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean will not remain with Haas next year, meaning the Formula One team will have an all-new lineup for 2021.
FORMULA ONE
Power Rankings: Introducing the F1 Comfy and Uncomfy Clubs
With six races left, our Power Rankings splits F1's drivers into six distinct groups as we enter a crucial part of the season.
Top Headlines
- Raikkonen, Giovinazzi to stay with Alfa Romeo
- Saudi set for debut in 23-race 2021 schedule
- Gasly to stay with AlphaTauri in 2021
- Russell: Perez camp feeding Williams exit stories
- Norris apologises for comments about Hamilton
- Hamilton's future comes more into focus
- Horner: Albon would be doing as well as Gasly