Motor racing-Hamilton sweats to second after water bottle malfunction
(Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton reckoned he shed three kilos after a water bottle malfunction left him sweating to second place in the French Grand Prix at Le Castellet on Sunday.
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Hamilton sweats to second after water bottle malfunction
Lewis Hamilton reckoned he shed three kilos after a water bottle malfunction left him sweating to second place in the French Grand Prix at Le Castellet on Sunday.
Lewis Hamilton hails ‘great’ result for Mercedes at French Grand Prix as team takes second and third
Lewis Hamilton was pleased with his team’s performance at the French Grand Prix on Sunday. Hamilton took advantage of Charles Leclerc’s early exit to secure second place for the German team, and his stablemate George Russell cleverly pounced late on to take the third podium spot. Ad/> The result was Mercedes’ best performance of the season so far, and speaking to Sky Sports, Hamilton was obviously content.
George Russell aims cheeky dig at Sergio Perez after near collision at French Grand Prix
George Russell believes he was completely in the right after he and Sergio Perez nearly collided during the French Grand Prix.
Verstappen wins French GP from Hamilton after Leclerc crashes out
Max Verstappen took a huge step towards defending his Formula 1 title after winning a frenetic French Grand Prix ahead of Lewis Hamilton, as main rival Charles Leclerc threw away his chances with a dramatic race-ending crash.
F1 2022 results: French Grand Prix (Paul Ricard)
Here are the complete results from the French Grand Prix, which has been won by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
Verstappen takes giant step towards F1 crown after Leclerc crashes out in France
Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the French Grand Prix on Sunday and took a huge stride towards a second Formula One title after Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc crashed out of the race while leading from pole position.
Max Verstappen takes French GP win ahead of Lewis Hamilton as Charles Leclerc crashes out
Max Verstappen won the French Grand Prix after championship rival Charles Leclerc crashed out from the lead.