Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton could race into his 40s after Toto Wolff update
Toto Wolff has suggested that a contract extension for Lewis Hamilton is likely at Mercedes, and the Briton could race into his 40s in Formula 1.
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WATCH | All the drama and action from Formula 1's Singaporean night race
Singapore again delivered all the spills and drama as it welcomed Formula 1 back for the first time since 2019. The race was initially delayed by two hours following heavy downpours, but when the action got under way, no one could have predicted how crazy the race would turn out.
Nyck de Vries discusses future amid links to F1 drive for 2023
Nyck de Vries has said that it is ‘not a given’ that he will be in F1 next season despite being heavily linked to a drive for 2023.
Lewis Hamilton explains why he visited rural Africa on his journey to self-discovery
Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton recently spent part of the European summer in Africa, taking time away from the sport to delve into his heritage. For Hamilton, the experience was enlightening, with him coming away feeling more in tune and connected with his past.
Fernando Alonso speaks out against Alpine's poor reliability, ruing missed points
Fernando Alonso has blasted the reliability of his Alpine car this season as "unacceptable".
F1: Max Verstappen laments 'frustrating' weekend as title wait moves to Suzuka
Max Verstappen labelled the Singapore GP weekend as ‘terrible’ as he was left frustrated in pursuit of sealing the world championship at the first attempt.
Why Sergio Perez was only punished for one safety car infringement and not two
Sergio Perez held onto his win at the Singapore Grand Prix after race stewards handed him a five-second penalty for two safety car infringements. Nearing the race's end, the Mexican's Red Bull race engineer informed him of the impending visit to the stewards after the race, requesting him to push to the end.
Lewis Hamilton believes new F1 regulations have failed in key aspect
Lewis Hamilton believes there has been a failure from the new regulations in terms of them bringing the field closer together, with Red Bull dominating this season.