After a year away from the glorious Sachsenring, MotoGP is back on German soil in 2021 for the German GP.

The Rally Of Portugal is the 4th event of the calendar, with Sebastien Ogier winning the first in Poland and the third in Croatia, while Ott Tänak won in Finland.

After one year absence in 2020, the first since 1950 – due to the COVID pandemic -, Formula 1 returns to its most charismatic and awaited race of the year, the Monaco Grand Prix, at Monte Carlos, curiously enough the home of many of the racers that will compete during the weekend.

It may take just a few drops of water to mess up an entire race. Just one week after Lewis Hamilton dominated one of his favourite circuits, in Portugal, the Formula 1 entourage will now set up camp in Barcelona, for the Formula 1 Aramco Spain Grand Prix 2021.

Seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has a single-point advantage in the drivers' table over the previous Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen and they take their rivalry this time to Portugal, where the Mercedes driver won last year.

Can Kalle Rovanperä finally get his first-ever WRC event win in Croatia? Will be Neuville making the most of his tarmac experience? Or either Ogier or Tänak will get their second win of the season?

Last year's winner, Miguel Oliveira, is the home favourite, but the bookies' one is Marc Márquez, who's returning after an arm injury that kept him out of the tracks for the last nine months. However, Yamaha and Ducati pilots are in the mix, too.

The Bahrain race, the first F1 Grand Prix of 2021, left us with a feeling of "déjà vu": Verstappen was the favourite but it was Hamilton who won. Will it repeat again in Imola?

Just one week later, the MotoGP pilots are back to the Losail Circuit in Qatar to race this time for the Doha Grand Prix, the 2nd round of the 2021 MotoGP championship.

For the first time in many years, seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) won’t be the main favourite to win a F1 Grand Prix.