Motor racing-Hamilton gets two race exemption from jewellery rule
By Simon Evans and Alan Baldwin
Niels Wittich Sport News
3 watches, 10 rings, and a chunk of chains: Hamilton prepares showdown with F1's 'bling' police
Lewis Hamilton suggested on Friday he was prepared to defy the International Automobile Federation's (FIA) jewellery clampdown, even if it means missing this weekend's inaugural Miami Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton ready to boycott Miami GP over jewellery ban
Lewis Hamilton indicated he was ready to withdraw from Sunday's Miami Grand Prix in his ongoing jewellery row with Formula One’s governing body.
Hamilton says jewellery ban could rule him out of Miami GP
Seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton suggested he could be ruled out of Sunday's inaugural Miami Grand Prix if the sport's governing body enforced a ban on piercings and jewellery.
Miami Grand Prix weather forecast tipped to decide Max Verstappen v Charles Leclerc fight
The battle between Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen at the Miami Grand Prix could be decided by the weather - according to former F1 star Juan Pablo Montoya. It's the Ferrari man who currently leads the F1 standings 86 points, having won races in Bahrain and Australia. Red Bull driver Verstappen lies 27 points behind him, having not finished in either of those Grands Prix, but took the chequered flag in Saudi Arabia and Imola.
Mick Schumacher happy F1 is becoming 'more American' despite Miami Grand Prix backlash
Haas driver Mick Schumacher is happy for F1 to add more American races to the calendar despite the backlash over this week's Miami Grand Prix. The sport will go to the Hard Rock Stadium for the first time this weekend after it was added to the schedule, alongside the US Grand Prix in Texas. Furthermore, it's been confirmed that in 2023, a race in Las Vegas will also be introduced.
F1 in a bit of a pickle: Could Michael Masi return as both race directors cannot fly to Miami
Formula 1 is dangerously low on race directors ahead of next weekend's inaugural and highly anticipated first race on the streets of Miami.
F1 race directors test positive for COVID-19 ahead of Miami GP
LONDON: Formula One race directors Eduardo Freitas and Niels Wittich have both tested positive for COVID-19, raising questions about who will take charge of next week's inaugural Miami Grand Prix, British media reported on Wednesday.