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MEXICO CITY: Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton intends to race on in Formula One for years to come and Mercedes team mate George Russell said on Thursday (Oct 27) he was excited by the prospect.
MEXICO CITY : Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton intends to race on in Formula One for years to come and Mercedes team mate George Russell said on Thursday he was excited by the prospect.
MEXICO CITY: Max Verstappen will be seeking a party-pooping record this weekend when he aims to beat Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez in front of his passionate home fans at the Mexican Grand Prix. The 25-year-old world champion, whose triumph in Texas last Sunday secured the constructors’ world title for Red Bull 24 hours after the death of team founder and co-owner Dieter Mateschitz, is bidding for an unprecedented 14th win of the season. He currently shares the mark of 13 successes in a year with two Germans, seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel, but knows another victory, especially at Perez’s expense, might wreck a famous fiesta.
This past weekend's United States Grand Prix was one of the most exciting the sport has seen in recent years. From the word go, the action has been non-stop, culminating in a thrilling finale that saw old rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton duel for the win with six laps remaining.
Lewis Hamilton has told Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, that Red Bull must not escape breaking the financial rules with only "a slap on the wrist".
Seth Small's 30-yard field goal on the final play of the game earned the Tiger-Cats an exciting 30-27 victory over the Ottawa Redblacks on a windy Friday night in Hamilton.
Lewis Hamilton has told Formula One's governing body FIA that Red Bull must not escape breaking the financial rules with only "a slap on the wrist".
Boss John Rankin hopes this week can be a turning point in Hamilton’s season as they look to follow up last night’s win at Inverness with another three points on their travels when they visit Arbroath on Saturday.