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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff expects point-scoring positions to be the "minimum" from both George Russell and Lewis Hamilton for Sunday's race in Imola. The 2022 season has been a humbling experience for Mercedes so far with the team unable to challenge for race wins unlike previous years.
Lewis Hamilton appeared to give up hopes of winning the Formula 1 championship after a 14th-placed finish at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix Sprint on Saturday. The former world champion, with seven titles to his name, struggled in the curtailed format alongside teammate George Russell, despite the pair being some of the fastest drivers at free practice two earlier in the day. Ad/> Russell took 11th, three places out of the points, and there seemed to be little encouragement for the pair ahead of Sunday’s full race.
After a thrilling start to the 2022 season, Formula 1 is back in Europe for the Emilia Romagna GP and you can watch all the action live on Sky Sports F1.
Sir Lewis Hamilton has admitted that he is in no position to fight for the Formula 1 title, after a disastrous showing at the Emilia Romagna sprint race on Saturday.
Lewis Hamilton has said that there will be no title challenge from him and Mercedes this season after he finished 14th in the Sprint at Imola on Saturday afternoon.
Max Verstappen produced a stunning late pass on Charles Leclerc to take victory in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix Sprint and ensure a first-place start for Sunday's race.
Charles Leclerc admits his Ferrari engineers will have some work to do overnight to find out why they lost so much pace to Max Verstappen towards the end of the sprint in Imola on Saturday, with the Dutchman taking the chequered flag. Leclerc and Verstappen have been battling at the front of the grid since the first race of the season and that's continued this week into Imola.
IMOLA, Italy: Max Verstappen overtook Formula One leader Charles Leclerc on the penultimate lap to win the sprint race at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on Saturday and reignite his season. Verstappen started the sprint in pole position after finishing first in Friday’s qualifying, but the Red Bull driver was overtaken by Leclerc’s Ferrari as soon as the lights went out, much to the delight of the “tifosi.” But Verstappen doggedly pursued Leclerc and swept around the outside of the Ferrari into Tamburello before storming away to secure victory and top spot on the grid for Sunday’s grand prix.