Preview Round 14 of the FIA Formula One World Championship, the Singapore Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton holds the championship lead for the very first time in 2017, as Formula One flies away from Europe once more and the calendar edges towards the Abu Dhabi closer. Still to go, though, are trips to Asia and the Americas with Singapore’s Marina Bay Street Circuit the first to welcome the mechanical circus that brings drama both on and off the track.
Lewis Hamilton claims record 69th pole position at the Italian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton breaks Michael Schumacher’s 11-year pole record with a sensational lap to claim pole by 1.1 seconds in challenging conditions. Mastering a drenched Monza just an hour after playing against Bottas on the PlayStation while rain flooded a red flagged track caused by Romain Grosjean aquaplaning.
Preview the 2017 Formula One Italian Grand Prix, the final European race of the year.
Lewis Hamilton’s Belgian Grand Prix victory tightened the gap at the top of the standings back down to seven points, cutting into Sebastian Vettel’s margin ahead of his team’s home Grand Prix. Leaving Vettel with the pride of a nation to retain his lead, while Hamilton searches for his 69th career pole. Enough to be top of the list outright, having matched Michael Schumacher’s record on his last outing.
A new Formula One season is nothing without a driver shake-up, let alone new owners.
The champion is gone and in his place comes a new pretender aiming to fill his boots. But can Bottas topple the triple-champ Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes, will Stroll deal with the pressure of Formula One in his rookie year and can Wehrlein prove he has more to offer Mercedes after missing out on Rosberg’s vacant seat? But what’s more for Formula One in 2017? Oh, just some new owners bringing Ross Brawn back to the sport and axing the now former head-of-state, Bernie Ecclestone. Continue reading
Round 10 of the 2015 Formula One World Championship takes the circus to the Hungarian Grand Prix.
After an originally unscheduled three-week break, F1 is back and this time in Hungary with the final race before the annual summer shut down. Without a German Grand Prix this year, the wait for more F1 action after the British Grand Prix was longer than intended. But the gap between races allowed the drivers to pay their respects to Jules Bianchi following the Frenchman passing away.
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