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IndyCar flagger at fault for crashes, Tracy sings on the air and all the news By: Norris McDonald May 3, 2021 Comments 0 SHARES I was watching Formula One this weekend (the Grand Prix of Portugal was won by Lewis Hamilton and here’s a link if you missed it),  and it suddenly hit me that the series doesn’t practice what it preaches. The lack of diversity is, frankly, frightening. What makes it worse is that the best racing s...

3 Min Read (Reuters) - Mercedes expect to start contract talks soon with Lewis Hamilton after the seven-times Formula One world champion indicated he intends to race on next season, team boss Toto Wolff said on Saturday. Formula One F1 - Portuguese Grand Prix - Algarve International Circuit - Portimao, Portugal - May 1, 2021 Mercedes Lewis Hamilton during the press conference FIA/Handout via REUTERS The sport’s most successful driver is out of contract at the end of this year but at the Po...

Toto Wolff expects to start contract talks with Lewis Hamilton but the Mercedes team boss was cagey when it came to his teammate

Mercedes to start contract talks with Hamilton soon Formula Ones most successful driver is out of contract at the end of this year but plans to stick around next year REUTERS May 02, 2021 LONDON: Mercedes expect to start contract talks soon with Lewis Hamilton after the seven-times Formula One world champion indicated he intends to race on next season, team boss Toto Wolff said on Saturday. The sports most successful driver is out of contract at the end of this year but at the Portuguese Grand...

Bottas fastest ahead of Verstappen in first Portugal practice Issued on: 30/04/2021 - 15:24 Reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton was fifth in the first practice for the Portuguese Grand Prix PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA AFP 1 min Portimao (Portugal) (AFP) Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas was fastest ahead of Red Bulls Max Verstappen in the first practice for the Portuguese Grand Prix on Friday. Bottas was 0.025sec ahead of Verstappen with the other Red ...

After an exciting season opener to the Formula One World Championship 2021 in Bahrain, the circus moves to the world famous Imola circuit in Italy for the second round. This season looks set to be one of the best seasons since the turbo-hybrid era started in 2014 thanks to new regulations to decrease the level of downforce on the cars. This has meant that Mercedes and Sir Lewis Hamilton don’t look as dominant as they have done previously, meaning that Max Verstappen and Red Bull have a real c...

RICK DIKEMAN/CC BY-SA 3.0 Formula One is among the most popular sports in the world but remains under-reported by American media. The first Formula One (F1) race in the 2021 season took place in Bahrain on March 28. Even though the grandstands were empty, the new F1 cars’ engines revving reverberated through the racecourse and could be heard for miles. The numerous 2021 F1 regulation changes did little to change the race’s result: The seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton finished first,...

Think of some of the world’s finest sporting venues and there’s one element that separates the best from the rest: history. The likes of Lords, Wimbledon, Monza and Augusta National are so revered because of the opportunities they afford to add to the wonderful memories created there over the years. While not quite as famous on a global scale, Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb in Worcestershire undeniably has that magic ingredient too. It proudly bills itself as “the oldest motorsport venue in th...

Tsunoda best F1 rookie in years, says Brawn 25dLaurence Edmondson 31dLaurence Edmondson and Nate Saunders Formula Ones motorsport managing director Ross Brawn has hailed Yuki Tsunoda as the best rookie in years after the Japanese scored points on his debut in Bahrain last Sunday. The former Ferrari technical director who also ran the Honda, Brawn and Mercedes teams, said he had been impressed by the 20-year-old AlphaTauri drivers "brilliant spells" in the season-opener. "He is the best rookie F...

Mick Schumacher: A big privilege to carry legendary surname into Formula One again Team Haas driver Mick Schumacher arrives into Formula One bearing a lot of pressure and expectation on his shoulders due to his legendary surname, but he only feels pride. Posted: Mar 17, 2021 7:41 AM Updated: Mar 17, 2021 7:41 AM Posted By: By Amanda Davies and Matias Grez, CNN Carrying the surname of one of the greatest Formula One drivers ever understandably brings huge pressure and expectation, but Mick Sch...