Hamilton promises to be ‘more aggressive’ this year
Lewis Hamilton says he will not allow himself to be pushed around on track this season in his quest to regain the Drivers’ title.
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Verstappen says no need to publish full Abu Dhabi Grand Prix report
MANAMA : World champion Max Verstappen on Friday said there was no need for the governing FIA to publish the full report into the title-deciding safety car controversy at last season's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix even as most drivers called for greater transparency.
FIA veteran Haywood returns in F1 deputy race director role
Haywood will take up the deputy race director role in Bahrain and at four other races this year, having previously held the position in 2019 and 2020.
Hamilton se pone en lo peor
Mercedes no está fingiendo, el W13 está lejos de la cabeza y a pesar del cuarto tiempo de Russell, Hamilton se quedó noveno en la tabla de tiempos. El inglés admite que no llevan los mismos reglajes: «No lo sé, no me mirado al coche de George. Probamos cosas diferentes, pero no he seguido lo que ha hecho. Me centro en los problemas que tengo yo».
Hamilton makes €50k donation after skipping FIA Prize Giving
Hamilton was absent from last year's end-of-season prize giving in Paris after his controversial defeat to Red Bull rival Max Verstappen in the Abu Dhabi showdown, breaching the sporting regulations.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen claims 'I don't think we need a full report' over 2021 season controversy
Max Verstappen has said that ‘I don’t think we need a full report’ regarding last season’s controversial finale. The 2021 championship was decided on the last lap of the final race in Abu Dhabi, when the decision was taken to allow Verstappen to challenge Lewis Hamilton after the end of the safety car. There was controversy as many believe that the rules were not correctly followed, with accusations that F1 race director Michael Masi had elected to create the most exciting ending to the season he could.
Hamilton to pay 50,000 euros after gala absence
MANAMA :Lewis Hamilton will pay 50,000 euros ($55,340)to help a disadvantaged student into motorsport, Formula One's governing body said on Friday after discussing the seven times world champion's absence from last year's gala awards.