Sebastian Vettel retires from F1: Lewis Hamilton pays emotional tribute
Sebastian Vettel has announced his retirement at the conclusion of the current season, calling it a day on his illustrious career.
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Former F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel to retire at the end of 2022 season after stellar career
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel has announced that he will retire from Formula 1 at the end of the 2022 season. The 35-year-old made his debut for BMW Sauber in 2007 after joining the team as a test driver in 2006.
Toto Wolff praises Lewis Hamilton, George Russell but says Mercedes must 'work out how to win' after French GP
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says Lewis Hamilton and George Russell are both “outperforming” their cars this season, but the team needs to “work out how to win”. Mercedes recorded their best result of a challenging Formula One season at the French Grand Prix last weekend as Hamilton came in second and Russell third. Ad/> It was the first double podium of the season for Mercedes, who have otherwise struggled to match pace-setters Red Bill and Ferrari.
Callum Davidson confirms Remi Matthews will be St Johnstone’s number one
Callum Davidson is delighted to have finally ended his search for Zander Clark’s successor as St Johnstone number one after signing Remi Matthews on a season-long loan from Crystal Palace.
All Blacks lose prop Tu'ungafasi for Tests in South Africa
All Blacks prop Ofa Tu'ungafasi has withdrawn from the team's Rugby Championship matches in South Africa because of a neck injury, New Zealand head coach Ian Foster confirmed on Tuesday.
F1 22 Bahrain setup: Quickest custom preset revealed
The best Bahrain setup to get you straight on the podium in F1 22.
Hamilton ready to extend F1 career after 300th race
Lewis Hamilton claimed his best result of the season at Sunday's French Grand Prix – and then said he is ready to extend his Formula One career.
Niall Horan, Matthew McConaughey and other celebrities at French GP - in pictures
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen won an enthralling French Grand Prix on Sunday and took a giant step towards a second F1 title after Ferrari's Charles Leclerc crashed out while leading the race.