‘We mean business’ – Lewis Hamilton sends message to F1 title rivals at Mercedes car launch
Sir Lewis Hamilton has vowed to‘do what’s necessary to win‘ as Mercedes launched the striking W14 car on Wednesday.
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Mercedes confident of providing Lewis Hamilton winning car after forgettable 2022 season
Mercedes revealed they have started contract negotiations with Lewis Hamilton and are determined to give the seasoned driver a winning car when the new season begins next month.
Mercedes back to black and ready to reclaim titles
LONDON : Mercedes went back to black on Wednesday with a sleek new Formula One car they hope will allow Lewis Hamilton and George Russell to fight for wins and titles after a difficult 2022 season.
Ferrari to make marginal changes to race team, says Vasseur
MARANELLO, Italy: Ferrari will make marginal changes to their Formula One race team but anything more substantial can wait until after the opening rounds of the season, new boss Fred Vasseur said on Tuesday (Feb 14).
WATCH | Charles Leclerc gives Ferrari's new SF-23 horns during car launch in Italy
The Ferrari Formula 1 team gave its fans one of the most impressive car launches of the year when they drove the new SF-23 around the Fiorano racetrack in Italy. And for the first time in a long time, there were fans in attendance - 500, to be exact.
Charles Leclerc impressed with Ferrari’s 2023 car as he aims to win first Formula 1 title
Charles Leclerc says his only target for 2023 is to win the Formula One world championship as Ferrari unveiled their SF-23 car on Tuesday.
Leclerc determined to end long Ferrari wait for F1 title
Charles Leclerc said it is his goal to end 16 years of Ferrari hurt by winning this season’s Formula One world championship.
‘We should be able to say what we want’ – Lando Norris wants F1 U-turn on free speech
Lando Norris has called on Formula 1 to overturn their controversial plans to ban free speech for drivers. Several drivers have spoken out over the new rule that prohibits “personal, religious and political statements” without written consent, and the McLaren racer has joined Max Verstappen and Alex Albon in voicing his concerns. Ad «I feel there has been quite a bit of pressure and enough said to make a little bit of a U-turn,” explained Norris.