Lewis Hamilton has told F1’s new owners that he would like to see a few changes to the sport’s track-side environment. Asked during Thursday’s media session for their wish-list for the Formula 1, Hamilton and a few of his leading colleagues delivered their wants. “A Miami race and more ladies in the paddock,” said the
The Frenchman has enjoyed the responsibility of having the armband, while he has credited the Toffees with his return to the France squad Lucas Digne has said that he sees wearing the captain’s armband at Everton as a “special” honour. Fresh from helping France qualify for Euro 2020, Digne will be back in action at
The Liverpool star has become the first defender to win the award, while the American ace is recognised for her clean sweep at the Women’s World Cup Virgil van Dijk and Megan Rapinoe have been crowned winners of Goal 50 for 2019. Dutch centre-back Van Dijk beat strong competition from Barcelona captain Lionel Messi and
Red Bull’s Christian Horner led the charge to ban the now ubiquitous ‘shark fin’ which teams have incorporated into their 2017 aero packages. The Red Bull Racing boss expressed his negative opinion on the concept in no uncertain terms in Barcelona during day 1 of pre-season testing. “I think the cars look fantastic,” he said,
The FIA is to launch an investigation after spectators managed to get onto the track in Melbourne immediately after the Australian Grand Prix. Cars were still on their cool-down laps after the chequered flag at the time. Fans managed to get through security fences and onto the track. Television pictures showed cars streaming past the
Sauber’s Marcus Ericsson says that it’s “all good” between himself and Kevin Magnussen after the pair’s collision on the first lap of Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix. In a bout of understeer at Turn 3 on the opening lap of the race, the Haas driver appeared to go off on a tangent in the middle of
After a winter of recharging his batteries and building up his physical form, Force India’s Sergio Perez is all set for a new season of Formula 1. Like its rivals, the Silverstone-based outfit took up residency at Barcelona for pre-season testing which it completed with a satisfactory level of performance and reliability. Obviously, a solid
Sauber’s Pascal Wehrlein says he is sure that he will be ready to race in the Chinese Grand Prix in two weeks time. The 22-year-old German driver was forced to pull out of this weekend’s season opener in Melbourne at late notice. His place in the Australian Grand Prix will be taken by Ferrari reserve
Click:best china tours Formula 1’s new managing director of motorsport Ross Brawn is frustrated by the ‘shark fins’ on this year’s cars. Click Here: kanken kids cheap Brawn previously said that he wanted to review the new regulations that allowed the extra bit of bodywork. However it would take unanimous approval from teams to revise
Lewis Hamilton was looking delighted to be back on top again after clinching pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix. The British driver has missed out on the top spot in the most recent two races and was relieved to be back on form again in Barcelona. “That was a really intense qualifying,” he said