Formula One

This is what the 2021 Formula 1 cars will look like. Well, imagine it being a little bit bigger and you’ll have it. Formula 1 and their governing body, FIA, have been testing these 50 per cent scale models in a wind tunnel to test the effectiveness of planned design changes. The 2021 regulations have to be finalised by an October deadline.

Daniel Ricciardo may have just announced his move to Renault for 2019, but he's still doing plenty of cool things at Aston Martin Red Bull Racing. While his racer may be more at home on the track than public roads, the Aussie F1 champion has taken his motorsport weapon through the streets of San Francisco and down the Strip in Vegas. Even better, he got a quick pit stop while crossing the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Anyway, we won't spoil it for you – watch the clip below:

Nico Rosberg has a bit of time on his hands now. Having won the Formula 1 World Championship in 2016, the German driver promptly retired, leaving his seat free for Valtteri Bottas. Instead of giving Lewis Hamilton a hard time on track, Rosberg is spending his time as a commentator and, as you can see here, making videos for YouTube.

Amidst an announcement about its Formula One partnership future with Red Bull Racing, Aston Martin has confirmed that, once it officially launches next year, its V12 hybrid-assisted Valkyrie hypercar will only be the first product to come out of the 'innovation partnership' between the heavy-hitting pair.

To celebrate 40 years since first entering the world of Formula One in 1977 with the RS01 – a car powered by the sport's first turbocharged engine – French marque Renault has designed and built an actual yellow teapot. Why a yellow teapot?