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'I never said I’d stop' - Lewis Hamilton commits to return in 2022 after breaking silence at Mercedes car launch

Lewis Hamilton has committed to returning to Formula 1 in 2022 after breaking his silence at the launch of the Mercedes car for the new season. Hamilton had not spoken publicly since the controversial end to the 2021 season that saw Max Verstappen snatch the world title away from the seven-time winner on the final lap of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Ad/> The 37-year-old was said to be waiting for the conclusions of the FIA investigation into the events in the United Arab Emirates.

Szafnauer y Famin, a Alpine

Alpine ha terminado de configurar su nueva estructura de dirección: Otmar Szafnauer llega de Aston Martin para dirigir la escudería de Fórmula 1 y Bruno Famin, hasta ahora director de operaciones de la FIA, se hace cargo de la fábrica de Viry que diseña y ensambla los motores y sobre la que recae todo el peso de Renault en el campeonato. El anuncio se produjo este viernes, después de las salidas recientes de Marcin Budkowski, ex director ejecutivo; o Alain Prost, que era asesor. Al frente del proyecto quedan Laurent Rossi, CEO de Alpine; y Luca de Meo, responsable último de todas las decisiones como director general del Grupo Renault.

Chandhok against reversing UAE result after Masi exit

Karun Chandhok has rejected any notion that the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix result should be overturned in the wake of Michael Masi being ousted.

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz back FIA race control overhaul after Michael Masi sacking

By Abhishek Takle

F1 chief Ross Brawn sets alarm bells ringing for Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes and Red Bull have been warned by Ross Brawn that they "could be impacted" the most from new regulations brought in for the 2022 F1 season. The hybrid era of F1 saw Mercedes dominate over the past few years with Lewis Hamilton adding six World Championships to his single triumph with McLaren earlier in his career.

Terremoto absoluto en la F1: Michael Masi, despedido

El GP de Abu Dhabi, inolvidable para una amplia mayoría del paddock con ese desenlace épico en la última vuelta, se ha cobrado una víctima. Una pieza de caza mayor. Michael Masi ya no será más el director de carrera de la Fórmula 1 después de la investigación que puso en marcha la FIA para, junto con los equipos, esclarecer el procedimiento del coche de seguridad que condicionó el final de aquella carrera, y de aquel campeonato. A partir de ahora, la función de director de carrera en el Mundial recaerá sobre dos figuras rotativas.

Australia's Michael Masi sacked as Formula 1 race director following controversy in championship-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Australian Michael Masi has been replaced as Formula 1 race director and offered a new role within the sport's governing body, FIA, in the wake of the title-deciding safety car controversy in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Masi replaced as F1 race director

Michael Masi has been replaced as F1 race director following a review into last year's Abu Dhabi GP, the FIA has confirmed.

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'I never said I’d stop' - Lewis Hamilton commits to return in 2022 after breaking silence at Mercedes car launch

Szafnauer y Famin, a Alpine

Chandhok against reversing UAE result after Masi exit

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz back FIA race control overhaul after Michael Masi sacking

F1 chief Ross Brawn sets alarm bells ringing for Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton

Terremoto absoluto en la F1: Michael Masi, despedido

Australia's Michael Masi sacked as Formula 1 race director following controversy in championship-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Masi replaced as F1 race director