Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says the company will not supply Red Bull with engines from 2022. read more »

Red Bull wants to have made a decision on its power unit situation for 2022 onwards by the end of the 2020 F1 season, according to team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Ferrari have taken a softer stance to Mercedes by saying they would "consider" supplying engines to Red Bull in 2022. read more »

Mercedes has ruled out supplying Red Bull with Formula 1 power units following Honda's planned exit at the end of the 2021 season read more »

Mercedes has ruled out the possibility of supplying rivals Red Bull with a power unit in Formula 1 from the 2022 season. Red Bull's current partner Honda will withdraw... read more »

Max Verstappen has insisted 2022 is too far away to rush into a decision about his Red Bull future following Honda's decision to pull out as their engine supplier. read more »

Max Verstappen admits he had an inkling that Honda would depart Formula 1 before the official announcement came last week. Honda confirmed it will withdraw from the sport as a... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is confident Red Bull and Renault would be able to get back on "good working terms" should they opt to rekindle their Formula 1 partnership in 2022 read more »

Guenther Steiner admits Haas is fighting this year's championship with "one hand behind our backs" but is confident the team will come right - it may take until... read more »

Guenther Steiner is wary of signing older drivers, fearing that they could be past their peak by the time Haas 'really need' them in 2022. read more »

Christian Horner has admitted that Red Bull needs "clarity" on its engine situation for 2022 by the end of this year, while dismissing claims that Max Verstappen has... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says it wants clarity on its 2022 power unit by the end of the year, and has dismissed speculation over Max Verstappen's contract. It... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has opened the door to a possible power unit reunion with Renault from 2022. read more »

Honda's F1 managing director Masashi Yamamoto has confirmed the Japanese manufacturer is willing to assist Red Bull following its departure from the sport after 2021. The... read more »

Toto Wolff is said to be the stumbling block in Red Bull's chances of securing a Mercedes engine for 2022, that's according to Dutch commentators. read more »

Sky F1's Ted Kravitz thinks a Red Bull-Mercedes partnership, although unlikely, should not be ruled out for 2022. read more »

Martin Brundle believes Formula 1's changing regulations will make it impossible for Red Bull to attract a new engine manufacturer into the sport for 2022. read more »

Renault have insisted they would be prepared to put past differences aside and provide Red Bull with engines from 2022. read more »

Honda dropped a bombshell when they announced they would be leaving F1 (again) after the 2021 season. With no engine supplier for 2022 what options does Red Bull have and what... read more »

Honda has announced that it will be pulling out of Formula 1 at the end of the 2021 season. The Japanese marque made the announcement during a press conference at its head... read more »

McLaren boss, Andreas Seidl is confident that the 2022 regulation changes will do what they are intended to do. read more »

Williams is not going to regard the 2021 Formula 1 season as a write-off, according to its Acting Team Principal Simon Roberts, in spite of the impending overhaul of technical... read more »

Sergio Perez says he is now open to taking a "year out" of Formula 1 and see what options become available for the 2022 season. read more »

Pierre Gasly says he hopes Formula 1 can eventually have MotoGP-style levels of competition after new regulations are introduced from 2022. Gasly claimed a shock victory for... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes up to seven teams could be in contention for the world championship title after Formula 1 introduces new aerodynamic regulations in 2022. read more »