Nico Hulkenberg admits he’s interested to see how new Renault team mate Daniel Ricciardo and himself measure up against each other this year. The pair head into their first season together, although they are well acquainted, regularly crossing paths in Monte-Carlo where both drivers reside. The hype surrounding Ricciardo’s arrival at Renault has put Hulkenberg
Daniel Ricciardo fully understands the frustration felt by Sebastian Vettel in qualifying at Interlagos, when the Ferrari driver failed to comply with a weighbridge procedure in the heat of the action. Vettel was called to the weighbridge in Q2 at a crucial moment of the session, when rain threatened his ability to register a lap
Carlos Sainz was given a two-year contract by McLaren, but the Spaniard hopes to piggyback on the team’s long-term growth and hopefully its resurgence. Sainz has moved from Renault – Formula 1’s top midfield contender – to Woking, banking on a turnaround of Grand Prix racing’s second most successful team behind Ferrari. McLaren has undergone
Robert Kubica is still targeting a race seat with Williams for 2019, but the Pole insists he won’t wait beyond the next month for the team’s decision on its future driver line-up. Williams is patiently weighing its options for next year, with reports suggesting that Mercedes-supported drivers Esteban Ocon and George Russell are being considered
In a major setback for net neutrality, the European Parliament on Tuesday passed widely-maligned internet regulations without the amendments that rights groups said were crucial to protect free speech, democracy, and innovation online. Wide loopholes in the rules open the door for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to discriminate against networks, speed up or slow down
A newly-declassified CENTCOM document – published by Airwars and international media partners for the first time on Thursday – reveals that by early May of this year, the anti-ISIL Coalition had already internally investigated dozens of events involving at least 325 possible civilian deaths from airstrikes in Iraq and Syria. Yet despite often significant published evidence of civilians killed in Coalition strikes, most allegations were dismissed
Yet another giant prehistoric virus has been unearthed in the frozen tundra of Siberia, where scientists warn climate change is melting the permafrost and awakening potentially dangerous microscopic pathogens. Reporting this week in the flagship journal of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, French researchers announced the discovery of Mollivirus sibericum, found in the permafrost
A variety of charges have been brought against 13 Marines for smuggling illegal immigrants into the U.S. A military judge has ruled the arrests of 16 U.S. Marines accused of human smuggling during a Camp Pendleton Battalion formation were unlawful and a violation of their rights, according to reports. Video of the July mass arrest surfaced last week. The Marines were
Fox News Flash top headlines for Nov. 16 are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com A woman was arrested in Argentina this week for attempting to smuggle 9 pounds of marijuana inside a fake pregnancy bump, Argentina’s Gendarmería Nacional tweeted Wednesday. The unnamed woman was caught on a bus as she allegedly attempted to bring
Click:dog cake topper Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines for Nov. 17 are here. Check out what’s clicking today in entertainment. Maybe their papas never told them about right and wrong. All three defendants were found guilty of manslaughter, assault and other charges Friday in connection with a gas explosion in New York