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Jamie Coward and the KTS Racing powered by Steadplan team ended their campaign at the 2022 Isle of Man TT Races with a strong eighth place in Saturday’s Senior race, the result seeing the Yorkshire rider win the TT Privateer’s Trophy with a maximum 125 points.
Creetown have appointed Jamie Adams as their new manager.
Lewis Hamilton has admitted he was “praying for the end” of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix due to the back pain caused by his porpoising Mercedes. The seven-time world champion was plagued by a back injury through the practice sessions and qualifying. Ad/> He finished fourth in Baku despite the problem and made several overtakes to claim two extra points that were made available by a Ferrari double DNF.
George Russell was understandably pleased to notch another podium finish in Baku, but warned that Mercedes need to start getting there on merit instead of profiting from retirements further ahead.
More than a hundred people gathered in Manchester city centre today to protest government plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. As boisterous festival-goers queued at St Peter's Square Metrolink stop en route to Parklife, a protester pounded on a drum just yards away.
Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has defended Lewis Hamilton after he qualified seventh for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix this year. Hamilton finished two places and 0.212 seconds behind his Mercedes teammate George Russell, who was 1.353 seconds behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc who took pole.
Nick Powell became a bit of a laughing stock towards the end of his Manchester United career, but things could have been very different if the man who signed him stuck around.
British driver George Russell has called Formula One’s new era of cars “dangerous”, a “recipe for disaster” and fears it is only a “matter of time” before there is a major accident.