F1 star Hamilton to change name to honour mother
DUBAI: Seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton will change his name to honour his mother Carmen Larbalestier, he revealed on Monday (Mar 14), as he prepares to challenge for a record eighth world title.
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Hockenheim on list of potential replacements for Russian Grand Prix
The German Grand Prix could reportedly return to the calendar this season in Formula 1, as the sport continues to look for a replacement for the now-axed Russian Grand Prix, that had been set to take place in Sochi.
Lewis Hamilton says it would be 'mind-blowing' to win an 8th F1 title in 2022
Lewis Hamilton says that he is ready to fight for a record-breaking 8th world title this season in Formula 1, describing the thought of the feat as ‘mind-blowing.’
Lewis Hamilton: Brit says he's ready to fight for 'mind-blowing' 8th world title in 2022
Lewis Hamilton says that he is ready to fight for a record-breaking 8th world title this season in Formula 1, describing the thought of the feat as ‘mind-blowing.’
Lewis Hamilton learned life lesson after losing F1 title to Max Verstappen in Abu Dhabi
Lewis Hamilton says he learnt that failure has its benefits and ‘winning isn’t everything’ after missing out on the Formula 1 world championship to Max Verstappen at last season’s controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Damon Hill presents damning theory behind Max Verstappen's 'diminished' F1 world title
David Haye claims Joe Joyce could threaten Anthony Joshua
Hill dismisses Horner/Wolff rivalry as ‘fuel for Netflix’
Hamilton legacy defined on and off the track
Max Verstappen vs Lewis Hamilton as Formula One soap opera returns with an all-new package
Formula One season is about more than just the renewed battle between reigning champion Max Verstappen and the man he dethroned, Lewis Hamilton. It will be a heavily-revised version of F1's high-speed soap opera, featuring new race management, all-new cars designed to create closer racing, and a reshuffled cast that will launch into the unknown at this weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. Fourteen weeks after the sour, contrived and controversial last-lap drama in Abu Dhabi that ended Hamilton's four-year reign as champion and ushered Verstappen to a first title crown, the curtain rises on a 'revolutionary' new show featuring the most sweeping technical rule changes in 40 years. The return of 'ground effect' aerodynamics for the first time since 1983 with much bigger wheels and fatter tyres, a freeze on power unit development and a tighter budget cap, down to 140 million dollars (127.4 million euros) excluding drivers' salaries, may throw up arguments and shocks. But below the surface, away from the gleaming visible alterations and the uncertainties brought by the Covid-19 pandemic, mounting inflation and a European war, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the human drama will remain unchanged -- at least for now.