Verstappen expects it to be harder to dominate at home
Max Verstappen moves on from Belgium to his home Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort this weekend with a spring in his step, even if he expects to be less dominant than he was in Spa last Sunday.
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Dutch GP: Verstappen expects it to be harder to dominate at home
Red Bull's runaway Formula One championship leader has won the last two races from well down the starting grid -- 10th in Hungary, 14th in Belgium -- and will want to continue the run from the front of the grid this time. With a 93-point gap to Mexican team mate Sergio Perez, and 98 advantage over Ferrari's Charles Leclerc who remains his closest real rival, Verstappen is relaxed and cruising to a second title.
Lewis Hamilton issues cheeky Instagram post aimed at Fernando Alonso
Lewis Hamilton has thanked his team and fans for their efforts at the Belgian Grand Prix on Instagram, and also used the post to take a cheeky swipe at old foe Fernando Alonso.
Bolt’s trademark pose and Scott retires – Tuesday’s sporting social
Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Webber's 300km/h assault, Schumacher left in the air... Three crazy Belgian GP moments
The Belgian Grand Prix is up next as the Formula 1 season resumes after the European summer break. Teams and drivers are rearing to go, and we can look forward to an action-packed second half of the season. Nine races remain, and the big question is: who will be the 2022 F1 champion?
Stunning F1 record Fernando Alonso has over Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher emerges
Veteran driver Fernando Alonso can still lay claim to holding a unique record in F1 that not even Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton have been able to match. The Spaniard is considered one of the greats of the sport, and at 41, has already confirmed his seat for the 2023 campaign.
Ex-Ferrari director worried about team's performance: 'Something is obviously wrong'
Former Ferrari boss Cesare Fiorio feels that current team principal Mattia Binotto won't find it easy to try and fix what is 'obviously wrong' with the Italian team.
Michael Schumacher's replacement slams Ferrari as Charles Leclerc title hopes dashed
Ex-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone facing fraud charge over £400m of overseas assets