Lewis Hamilton honours Queen Elizabeth with touching social media post
Lewis Hamilton paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as a "symbol of hope" and "truly like no other" following the death of the nation's longest-reigning monarch.
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Charles Leclerc delivers pole position for Tifosi at Italian GP
Charles Leclerc will start the Italian Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday afternoon, ahead of a very mixed up grid at Monza.
Lewis Hamilton jokes he'll watch Game of Thrones during Italian GP
Lewis Hamilton has joked that he will take his iPad into the cockpit with him at the Italian Grand Prix to try and keep entertained during any DRS train that forms.
Leclerc's stunning pole, De Vries beats Latifi - Talking points from Italian GP qualifying
Charles Leclerc secured a brilliant pole position in front of Ferrari's adoring fans at Monza. The Monegasque set a blistering time to take the position from Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz.
Ferrari's Leclerc claims pole at Monza
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc took pole for the Italian Grand Prix after topping the times in qualifying at Monza on Saturday.
Kualifikasi F1 GP Italia 2022: Leclerc Pole di Monza!
Pebalap Ferrari Charles Leclerc tampil mantap di sesi kualifikasi F1 GP Italia 2022. Leclerc meraih pole position usai mengungguli driver Red Bull Racing Max Verstappen.
Pesan Menyentuh Lewis Hamilton untuk Ratu Elizabeth II
Lewis Hamilton turut berduka atas meninggalnya Ratu Elizabeth II. Pebalap Inggris itu menulis pesan menyentuh buat sang pemimpin tertinggi Britania Raya.
'It's a bad joke' - Ferrari principal Binotto apologises for comparing Tsunoda to tsunami
Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto apologised on Saturday for causing upset by comparing accident-prone Japanese Formula One driver Yuki Tsunoda to a tsunami. AlphaTauri's Tsunoda has had five reprimands in 15 races, and also eight penalty points on his super-licence in the last 12 months. Twelve points in a year trigger an automatic race ban. "Certainly I need to apologise," Binotto said after being informed by a Japanese reporter at the Italian Grand Prix that comments after last weekend's race in the Netherlands had caused offence in Japan. "It was a mistake by using that word. There was no intention to do anything wrong. I'm very close to the victims which honestly I realise. "I think that Tsunoda is a fantastic driver, he's a great man and we've got a good relationship between the two. We simply called him in a way to make a simple joke, but it's a bad joke." Thousands died in Japan when a massive earthquake off its northeast coast in March 2011 set off a tsunami that swept inland and led to a meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Tsunoda was caught up in a controversy at Zandvoort when he triggered a virtual safety car by stopping on track, an incident that ultimately helped Red Bull's race winner and runaway championship leader Max Verstappen.