Valtteri Bottas revels in George Russell battle at Imola as he takes on old Mercedes team
Valtteri Bottas has revealed how much he enjoyed racing at Imola, with him also battling his old Mercedes team over the course of the Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton 'doesn't want George Russell in front ever again' after Imola horrorshow
Joe Root resigns as England Test captain after disastrous winter
Mercedes chief reveals deadline for conceding defeat to rivals Red Bull and Ferrari
Mercedes' Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin has suggested the Silver Arrows will accept defeat in their Constructors' Championship defence if they fail to resolve their issues in the next two race weekends. Lewis Hamilton, in particular, suffered as Mercedes lost more ground on Ferrari and Red Bull in Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
Number of Bolton Wanderers summer signings pinpointed as transfer target set by Ian Evatt
Ian Evatt believes Bolton Wanderers will prioritise quality over quantity this summer in the transfer market but has not ruled out the possiblility of replicating the numbers brought in during previous windows to make the squad ready for a promotion challenge next season.
Hamilton dismay as Verstappen wins and Leclerc makes costly error - driver ratings
Max Verstappen dominated from start to finish to take the maximum points on offer at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix on Sunday. The Dutchman proved the man to beat all weekend with Red Bull showing more pace than close rivals Ferrari.
Gasly comfortably nullified Hamilton in DRS ‘train’
Pierre Gasly said keeping Lewis Hamilton at bay was not so difficult in a frustrating Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in the DRS train.
Mercedes 'porpoising' is becoming a real pain for Russell
IMOLA, Italy : George Russell finished a surprising fourth for Mercedes in Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix but said his car's 'porpoising' problems were worse than ever and causing him real pain.
Team principal Toto Wolff apologises to Lewis Hamilton for Mercedes car: 'Not good enough for a world champion'
Toto Wolff apologised to Lewis Hamilton for an ‘undrivable’ Mercedes and admitted the team ‘are not good enough’ for the former world champion. Hamilton has seven world titles and came agonisingly close to an eighth at the season finale last season, but at the start of this campaign the performances have been so disastrous that Hamilton has already publicly given up on challenging for the title.