Alpine’s F1 team has announced that two-time world champion Fernando Alonso will not be present at the unveiling of the new F1 car for 2021, which will be shown to the public for the first time on Tuesday.

Ferrari unveiled its F1 team and drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz ahead of the start of the new 2021 F1 season in which they are determined to bounce back after a disappointing last season they finished in sixth and the new SF21 will be unvelied on March 10.

The Austrian company BWT remains the sponsor of Aston Martin's F1 team this year as well, although it was expected that this would not happen due to the change of the main color of the car from pink to dark green and the new main sponsor Cognizant.

Red Bull Racing has unveiled a new F1 car for 2021 called the RB16B because of the large number of parts it shares with its predecessor the RB16 and with which they hope to threat Mercedes in their last season with Honda.

Alfa Romeo Racing has unveiled their new F1 car for 2021 called the C41 and with which the team hopes to improve on last year’s ranking in the constructors ’standings - the car was unveiled in Warsaw, the Polish capital, because of main sponsor PKN Orlen.

Formula 1 published audience figures from last season, which had four races less than in 2019, and figures fell only slightly if we look at the average figures per race, which for 2020 is 87.4 million viewers.

Formula 1 has a back-up plan if the Portuguese Grand Prix is ​​not held as the third race of the season at the beginning of May and in that case Bahrain would again host two races as last season.

The five-day testing of the Scuderia Ferrari on the Fiorano ended yesterday afternoon after Mick Schumacher and Callum Ilott drove the last laps in the Ferrari SF71 and a total of seven drivers competed over five days, driving more than 1500 kilometers.

The FIA has announced a timetable for the current 2021 F1 season that marks a return to full-hour race start times after the new owners of Formula 1 Liberty Media discontinued that practice in 2018.

Carlos Sainz completed the first laps in a Ferrari F1 car on the Fiorano track where he drove the 2018 SF71H in preparation for the new 2021 F1 season, which is preceded by never shorter pre-season tests of just three days.