We need more people like them – Lewis Hamilton throws support behind protestors
Lewis Hamilton has thrown his support behind the climate activists who invaded the track at Sunday’s British Grand Prix by declaring: “Big up the protestors.”
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'I gave it everything' - Lewis Hamilton delighted with podium finish at British Grand Prix at Silverstone
Lewis Hamilton has said he gave everything in his bid to haul in Carlos Sainz, as he claimed a “huge bonus” of a third-placed finish at the British Grand Prix. After being an also-ran for much of the season due to issues with his Mercedes, there was confidence in the camp that upgrades to the car would pay dividends at Silverstone.
British GP: Max Verstappen explains issue that shunted him to P7 finish at Silverstone
Max Verstappen revealed how a big shard of debris lodged itself under his Red Bull car and caused a loss in performance, meaning he finished seventh at the British Grand Prix.
Rafael Nadal sends six-word message to Carlos Sainz after British Grand Prix victory
Rafael Nadal has sent Carlos Sainz a message after his fellow Spaniard won his first Grand Prix at Slverstone on Sunday. The pole-sitter overtook Charles Leclerc after a late safety car incident to come out on top at the British Grand Prix.
More frustration for Leclerc at British Grand Prix
SILVERSTONE, England : Ferrari's Charles Leclerc had a race to forget at the British Grand Prix on Sunday as the Formula One championship contender saw victory fumbled away on strategy.
Today, the FIA has saved two lives – Carlos Sainz thankful after Silverstone win
Carlos Sainz won Sunday’s thrill-a-minute British Grand Prix – and then hailed Formula One’s governing body for saving Zhou Guanyu’s life following his horror opening-lap crash.
Button casts doubt on Leclerc’s answer over Binotto chat
Charles Leclerc said a finger-wagging meeting between him and team boss Mattia Binotto was all good natured but Jenson Button was not so sure.
Ferrari boss explains Charles Leclerc Silverstone chat after "wagging his finger" at star
Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto has moved to clarify what went down after what appeared to be a heated chat between himself and Charles Leclerc after his star driver missed out on a British Grand Prix podium.