Lewis Hamilton outlines plans to try and build on positive Melbourne result
Lewis Hamilton says that he will be on a host of calls trying to rally up the team and sponsors as Mercedes aim to build on a third and fourth place finish in Australia.
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Lewis Hamilton says that he will be on a host of calls trying to rally up the team and sponsors as Mercedes aim to build on a third and fourth place finish in Australia.
Despite Charles Leclerc emerging as the driver to beat in the early rounds of this season, Mattia Binotto says Ferrari are “not managing” the championship as it is only three races in.
The notion of Ferrari threatening Haas over their engine has been labelled "rubbish" by a leading F1 pundit. The American team enjoyed a great start to the season in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, with Kevin Magnussen finishing fifth and ninth respectively. Mick Schumacher endured a bad crash in qualifying for the latter race, but the team still headed to Australia last week buoyed by their pace in the Middle East.
Martin Brundle has predicted that Carlos Sainz may have to start supporting Charles Leclerc in the world championship fight if things do not improve for him in the next couple of races.
Stepping into a spotlight of his own, Strictly Come Dancing's Craig Revel Horwood has officially kicked off his long-awaited debut tour - and he's set to appear in Salford next month.
Leah Williamson will lead England for the first time since being made captain for this summer’s European Championship in Tuesday’s clash with Northern Ireland.
George Russell doesn’t care which of the Mercedes team-mates is in front, but that’s when it comes to “fifth and sixth place”.
Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto says that it is far too early for his team to be considering prioritising one driver over the other, despite Charles Leclerc’s start to the season.