Van der Garde rules Mercedes out of title race
Albon is Williams' best asset - Miami GP Conclusions
Lewis Hamilton Sport News
Hamilton wants Formula 1 to focus on city races
Lewis Hamilton has asked Formula 1 to focus on city tracks in the future as he believes that is the path to ensuring the sport has the biggest impact.
Lewis Hamilton: Will Brit be banned for Monaco Grand Prix? FIA president has dropped hint
Lewis Hamilton could risk being banned for the Monaco Grand Prix if he decides to keep wearing jewellery while in the cockpit. The seven-time world champion's two race exemption from the jewellery ban will run out in the principality and he could face huge ramifications if he does not conform to the FIA's wishes.
Ferrari's resurgence 'good for Formula One,' says Red Bull boss Christian Horner
By Amanda Davies and George Ramsay, CNN
Piers Morgan in emotional tribute to Andrew Symonds after cricketing legend's death
Boris Becker arrives for sentencing at London court
Max Verstappen 'not unbeatable' if Red Bull star quits F1 for alternative racing series
Max Verstappen may be one of the toughest drivers to beat in F1, but Jean-Eric Vergne has challenged the Red Bull star to try and maintain that same level of dominance in Formula E. Ever since Verstappen arrived in F1 as a teenager, he was being tipped to become a multiple world champion.
'We might use him' - Mohammed ben Sulayem says door open for Michael Masi to return to Formula 1
Formula 1 supremo Mohammed ben Sulayem has suggested there could be a route back into the sport for Michael Masi. Masi was axed by F1 in February following an investigation into his controversial handling of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December. Ad/> The Australian official took the decision to bypass the rulebook and allow only the lapped cars between race leader Lewis Hamilton and his title rival Max Verstappen to unlap themselves, to set up a final-lap shootout.
Mercedes: Miami ‘up there’ with most gruelling F1 races
Singapore and Malaysia have been held up as the toughest races to drive in Formula 1, but Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott thinks Miami is now “up there” with them.