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IMOLA, Italy : Max Verstappen's dominant Imola weekend provided a near-perfect bounce back from misery in Melbourne, with Red Bull confident they are fully firing again in the Formula One battle with leaders Ferrari.
Lewis Hamilton's disastrous start to the F1 season will make him "wiser", according to former Dutch driver Jan Lammers, who has also backed the British icon to "get back up to speed." Hamilton is coming off the back of a miserable weekend at Imola, where he exited in Q2 on Friday, and was spotted afterwards having a heated discussion with Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.
IMOLA, Italy: Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has promised to protect Lewis Hamilton after the seven times Formula One world champion struggled through Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
Helmut Marko has suggested Charles Leclerc shared the same luck as Lewis Hamilton after the Ferrari driver avoided major damage despite spinning and hitting the wall at Imola.
After Charles Leclerc and Ferrari utterly dominated the Australian Grand Prix to grab an early advantage in the 2022 Formula 1 season, Max Verstappen and Red Bull repaid the favour at Imola – profiting from both the sprint race format and Leclerc’s late error at the Variante Alta.
A chilling video shows the moment a rapist ran away from the scene after he attacked a teenage girl outside a train station. His distraught 18-year-old victim, who was later found by a group of women who helped her get home, told a court how the devastating ordeal has changed her.
While it was pretty much smooth sailing throughout the weekend for Verstappen – who completed the rare grand slam of sprint winner, race winner, pole and fastest lap – Norris saw his fortunes change late on when Charles Leclerc spun out.
With just a single top-10 finish in Monuments going into Sunday’s Liege-Bastogne-Liege, Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl were feeling the pressure ahead of La Doyenne. After the horrific mass pile-up that ended Julian Alaphilippe’s chances and sent the French world champion to hospital, it looked like the Belgian team’s terrible run would continue – only for Remco Evenepoel to put in a timely reminder of his stardom with a pulverising attack on La Redoute to save Patrick Lefevere’s bacon.