Lewis Hamilton facing possible expulsion from the US Grand Prix for running a potentially illegal floor during second placed finish Lewis Hamilton finished second in the US Grand Prix on Sunday  The Brit came very close to catching race winner Max Verstappen   Lewis Hamilton faces possible expulsion from the US Grand Prix for running a potentially illegal floor. The seven-time world champion, who finished second on Sunday behind Red Bull’s

Lewis Hamilton commits to Mercedes until 2025 Red Bull star Max Verstappen mocked Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes by claiming that they would have beaten him to win the US Grand Prix on Sunday if they had “a better strategy”. The Brit ran Verstappen close and many will have thought that if the race was a few laps longer then the Silver Arrows would have been celebrating, but the three-time champion

Daniel Ricciardo admits he is keeping one eye on a RETURN to Red Bull as the Formula 1 driver opens up on his retirement plans and insists he is ‘truly back in love with the sport’ despite suffering several setbacks this season Daniel Ricciardo has given an insight into his retirement plans after F1 career The Alpha Tauri driver also said he was ‘truly back in love with the sport’ 

Max Verstappen wins third consecutive Formula One world championship Formula One is back across the Atlantic this weekend as the 18th race of the 2023 season takes place with the US Grand Prix at the Circuit of Americas in Austin, Texas. Max Verstappen has already been crowned this year’s world champion but is looking to win his 15th race of the season after a record-breaking year of near-total dominance. The

Lewis Hamilton is hoping that he can fight with Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris as the three leading drivers from qualifying look to keep Max Verstappen behind at the United States Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion managed to jump Leclerc in the first sector on the opening lap of the sprint race on Saturday, setting up a fight with Verstappen. Hamilton managed to keep the reigning world champion in

Susie Wolff has claimed that it is ‘a shame’ that only Lewis Hamilton and George Russell come to support the F1 academy racers after the series joined the F1 support line-up for the United States Grand Prix. Hamilton has been an avid supporter of the W Series and F1 Academy causes, regularly stopping by in their respective paddocks on race weekends to talk to the drivers and show his support.

Both championships may already be decided now, but there’s still plenty to fight for up and down the grid heading into this weekend’s United States Grand Prix. Sergio Perez is still battling to finish second in the Drivers’ Championship, with both Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso closing in. Mercedes are also aiming to hold off Ferrari in the fight for second in the Constructors’ Championship. Williams rookie Logan Sargeant will

F1 drivers can now be fined up to £870,000 (€1m) for their misdemeanours after the FIA increased the maximum penalty threshold for the sport from £217,000 (€250,000) to better represent the magnitude of the responsibility facing the series. The previous figure had remained unchanged for 12 years but after the latest meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Geneva earlier this week, the decision has been taken to increase

Lewis Hamilton’s hopes look set to be turned into reality with the FIA considering implementing a ‘development start date’ of sorts ahead of the 2026 technical regulation changes to prevent teams from gaining an unfair advantage. This was something Hamilton had previously campaigned for. He suggested to Sky Sports F1 earlier this season: “I think the FIA should probably put a time when everyone is allowed to start developing on

Lewis Hamilton commits to Mercedes until 2025 The FIA have confirmed that they are reopening their investigation into a dangerous manoeuvre performed by Lewis Hamilton at the Qatar Grand Prix. Hamilton crossed the track while under the safety car at the Losail International Circuit following his crash with George Russell. The Mercedes star received a £43,354 fine – half of which is suspended for the rest of the season. But he may