Hamilton says Mercedes did not listen to him
LONDON: Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton has said his Mercedes team did not listen to him in developing their 2023 Formula One car.
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Lewis Hamilton: Mercedes ignored my input for new car
Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes ignored him over the development of this season's Formula One car.
McLaren looking for a repeat of 2009 comeback
LONDON: McLaren are looking to past comebacks for inspiration after leaving Formula One's Bahrain season-opener without a point and last in the constructors' standings.
Jasper Philipsen snatches stage 3 of Tirreno-Adriatico in Foligno after Mathieu van der Poel heroics
Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) timed his late attack to perfection to emerge victorious from a bunch sprint on stage 3 of Tirreno-Adriatico. Philipsen had team-mate Mathieu van der Poel to thank for a fantastic lead-out to pave the way for the Belgian’s victory with 125 metres to go. Ad The win is both Philipsen's and Alpecin-Deceuninck’s first of 2023.
Jibes mask Aston Martin's focus on future gains
LONDON : Red Bull made some jibes about Aston Martin's new Formula One car looking like a copy of their old one after Fernando Alonso raced to a podium finish in Bahrain on Sunday, but rivals should perhaps be more concerned about what remained unseen.
NEOM all set to host Extreme E Season 3 opener
JEDDAH: NEOM has concluded preparations to host the first race of Season 3 of the all-electric off-roading series Extreme E. For the third consecutive year, Saudi Arabia will serve as the host country for the international racing series, with the Desert X Prix taking place on March 11-12, featuring 10 international teams competing over the course of two days.
Formula E star Antonio Felix da Costa ranks South Africa victory as best yet
RIYADH: Formula E driver Antonio Felix da Costa has described his recent Cape Town E-Prix victory as being among the greatest wins of his career and that he was determined to bring more success to his new team TAG Heuer Porsche.
Doctors feared I would miss several races, says Stroll
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll detailed on Tuesday (Mar 7) his successful battle to be fit for the start of the Formula One season with broken wrists after a cycle accident and said his doctors feared initially he would miss the opening races.