Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner says the form book should be chucked away ahead of the next Formula 1 race in Mexico City.
Mercedes insists that there are positives to take from its defeat by Red Bull in Formula 1's United States Grand Prix.
Red Bull thinks it would have been "brutal" for Sergio Perez to sacrifice a podium at Formula 1's United States Grand Prix just to deny Lewis Hamilton fastest lap point.
Alonso: F1 must be strict with rules Alonso: F1 needs to be as strict in enforcing rules as football
Fernando Alonso thinks Formula 1 needs to be as strict with its rules enforcement like football is with penalty offences.
McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andreas Seidl admits Ferrari's Carlos Sainz was "clever" to let Lando Norris by at the US Grand Prix right before a DRS zone, so he could easily grab the position back.
Hulkenberg impresses Arrow McLaren SP in first IndyCar test
Arrow McLaren SP team president Taylor Kiel was very impressed by Nico Hulkenberg’s first IndyCar test – but at the same time admitted he’d been expecting it given the F1 driver’s talents.
FIA plans F1 driver talks over "marginal" Raikkonen call
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi plans talks with drivers after what he says was a "marginal" call in the United States Grand Prix on Kimi Raikkonen's Fernando Alonso pass.
Ricciardo: F1 clash with Sainz was "rubbing racing"
Daniel Ricciardo has no qualms about accusations he got a bit "dirty" in his intense fight with Carlos Sainz in the United States Grand Prix.
Mazepin’s "painful" US GP not helped by headrest coming off
Haas Formula 1 driver Nikita Mazepin says a "boring" and "painful" United States Grand Prix was not helped by his headrest coming off at one point.
Brundle: Entourages need 'manners and respect' after MTS F1 snub
Sky Formula 1 expert Martin Brundle has urged celebrity entourages to show some ‘manners and respect’ after a Grid Walk spurn with rapper Megan Thee Stallion at the United States Grand Prix.
Mercedes: Lap 8 stop could have helped Hamilton win F1 US GP
Mercedes reckons a bold strategy in pitting Lewis Hamilton as early as lap 8 of the United States Grand Prix could have helped it beat Formula 1 rival Max Verstappen.
10 things we learned from F1’s 2021 United States Grand Prix
The return of the United States Grand Prix to the Formula 1 calendar was well received by a sellout crowd, who watched Max Verstappen and Red Bull deliver a timely victory. Motorsport.com picks out the key talking points as Sergio Perez again proved his worth, track limits returned to the agenda and momentum swung in the constructors' championship race
Perez was in "survival mode" amid illness struggle in US GP
Sergio Perez felt he was in "survival mode" after struggling with illness through Sunday's Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, calling it "the longest race of my life".
Red Bull feared Schumacher would cost Verstappen US GP win
Red Bull feared backmarker Mick Schumacher would cost Max Verstappen victory in Formula 1's United States Grand Prix after he failed to get out of the way late on.
The details that boosted Verstappen and held back Hamilton in Austin
As the 2021 Formula 1 title battle winds towards its climax, the United States GP added another thrilling act in the Lewis Hamilton-Max Verstappen battle. Although Hamilton aced the start, Verstappen and Red Bull took the initiative with strategy and were richly rewarded, despite Mercedes' best efforts as the race went down to the wire
US Grand Prix Driver Ratings
On a baking hot afternoon in Texas, Formula 1 drivers were tested to their limits. As the pressure on the title contending squads reaches an ever-greater level of intensity, the foremost challengers again showed their class, but were outshone by a standout drive from the upper midfield
Wolff: Mercedes couldn't match Red Bull's aggressive US GP strategy
Toto Wolff says Mercedes couldn't match Red Bull's early pitstop with Max Verstappen to prevent Lewis Hamilton from losing the Formula 1 race lead in Austin, calling the move "courageous".
Alonso baffled by ‘strange’ FIA call on Raikkonen move
Fernando Alonso thinks it ‘strange’ that Kimi Raikkonen was allowed to overtake him off track at Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix, when other drivers had to give back positions.
Hamilton unsure how Mercedes might have beaten Red Bull
Lewis Hamilton says he’s not sure what Mercedes could have done differently to beat Red Bull in Austin on Sunday after losing ground in the Formula 1 title race.
Down-to-canvas hards left Red Bull doubtful of Verstappen win
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the state of Max Verstappen’s tyres at the end of his second stint left him sceptical about winning Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix.
Verstappen felt unsure aggressive strategy beat Hamilton for US GP win
Max Verstappen felt unsure Red Bull’s aggressive strategy would be enough to win him the United States Grand Prix as he extended his Formula 1 championship lead in Austin.
F1 Grand Prix race results: Verstappen wins US GP in Austin
Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of The Americas on Sunday after a tense battle with Formula 1 title rival Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes.
US GP: Verstappen holds off Hamilton to win in Austin
Max Verstappen held off a charging Lewis Hamilton to win Formula 1's 2021 US Grand Prix, as their teams diverged on strategy after Hamilton took the lead at Turn 1.
The 10 greatest drives of lost legend Jo Siffert
It's 50 years since Jo Siffert was killed in his prime at Brands Hatch. The Swiss scored just two world championship wins in a Formula 1 career spent largely with privateer teams, but showed on numerous occasions in single-seaters and in sportscars with Porsche that he could beat any of the best drivers of his era given the right equipment.
Why a misunderstood Kimi Raikkonen will thrive in retirement
Three years on from Kimi Raikkonen's last Grand Prix victory at Austin, he is now six races away from ending the longest Formula 1 career in history. His friend and former Ice1 Racing rally team PR man Anthony Peacock explains why there’s nobody quite like the 2007 world champion and why F1 will miss him (but he won’t miss it).
 | Max Verstappen | 287.5 pts |
 | Lewis Hamilton | 275.5 pts |
 | Valtteri Bottas | 185 pts |
 | Mercedes | 460.5 pts |
 | Red Bull Racing | 437.5 pts |
 | McLaren | 254 pts |