Hamilton plans to continue racing beyond end of current Mercedes deal
SUZUKA, Japan: Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton on Thursday (Oct 6) said he did not plan on retiring from Formula One any time soon.
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Charles Leclerc outlines Ferrari area for improvement for 2023 championship challenge
Charles Leclerc says that Ferrari need to work putting a whole performance together better if they are to challenge for championships next year.
Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo muck about in Japanese Grand Prix press conference
Formula 1 is in Japan this week and it looks as though the drivers are in fine spirits as the sport returns to Suzuka.
Max Verstappen looking forward to the Suzuka Circuit's 'old-school' nature
On the brink of winning his second consecutive Formula 1 World Championship, Red Bull driver Max Verstappen relishes the prospect of rain at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Motor racing-Hamilton calls for severe punishment for cost cap violators
SUZUKA, Japan : Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton on Thursday called for any teams violating Formula One's spending rules to face serious sanctions amid speculation some had exceeded a cost cap last season.
Lewis Hamilton calls for strict punishment on teams breaching F1 spending rules
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has called for strict punishments to be imposed on any teams violating Formula One's spending rules as speculation surfaces claiming some had exceeded a cost cap last season.
5 big questions that need answers at the Japanese Grand Prix
Formula 1 is back at Suzuka for the first time in three years with the Japanese Grand Prix being held this weekend.
F1 budget cap: ‘If we spent 300k more, 2021 championship outcome would have changed’ – Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton says the outcome of the 2021 Formula 1 World Championship would have been different if Mercedes “spent 300,000” on car developments. Max Verstappen won a controversial title on the last lap of the season finale at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to pip Hamilton to the championship. Ad Last week, reports claimed two teams went over the limit of the $145 million budget cap with Red Bull and Aston Martin allegedly those who have broken the rules.