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Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes will need to “dig deeper” over the off-season as they head in a “different direction” in a bid to catch Red Bull and Ferrari. Mercedes have been outpaced this season and are third in the constructors’ standings behind Red Bull and Ferrari. Ad They are yet to win in 18 races and could be set to make significant changes to their car ahead of the 2023 season.
The Circuit of The Americas celebrates its 10th birthday in 2022, and with it, Formula 1's 10th running at the track. The circuit in the State of Texas almost didn't see the light of day, but despite the setbacks and obstacles preventing it from coming to life, it emerged victorious to host the race on the planned date: 18 November 2012.
Lewis Hamilton is a legend: He breaks records with seeming ease and grace, but also occasionally courts controversy like getting his Mercedes team slapped with a 25,000 euros fine for wearing his nose stud during the Singapore Grand Prix qualifying round several weeks ago.
With his victory in Japan, and Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez finishing in second place, Max Verstappen joined some of Formula 1's great when he secured his second F1 World championship.
Rob Marshall, Red Bull’s Chief Technical Officer, has revealed that the team is now fully focusing on their 2023 Formula 1 car.
Alpine driver Esteban Ocon enjoyed his tussle for fourth place with Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton at the Japanese Grand Prix and said it reminded him of their "karting battle days".
Esteban Ocon could not hide how much he enjoyed the fight he had with Lewis Hamilton during the Japanese Grand Prix.
Red Bull say that are ‘surprised and disappointed’ after the FIA found them guilty of a ‘minor’ breach of the Formula 1 budget cap for 2021.