Jenson Button to drive in Extreme E in his own team
Jenson Button to drive in Extreme E
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Jenson Button to drive in Extreme E
By Edward Devlin2021-01-26T09:14:00+00:00 The business, backed by Waitrose CEO James Bailey, plans to use the money to increase UK distribution, expand overseas and develop new products Canned wine start-up Hun has smashed its £400,000 crowdfunding target within 72 hours of launching the campaign. The business, which is backed by Waitrose CEO James Bailey, plans to overfund to £600,000 after raising more than £450,000 from 140 investors following the pitch going live on the Seedrs platform. Hun plans to use the money to increase distribution across the UK, expand overseas and develop a r...
Sir Lewis Hamilton: Martin Brundle, Damon Hill congratulate new F1 knight Lewis Hamilton has been awarded a knighthood in the Queen's New Year Honours list after an incredible 2020 in which he has become a seven-time Formula 1 world champion and spoken out powerfully in the Black Lives Matter movement By James Galloway 1:00 Sky Sports' Martin Brundle says Lewis Hamilton's knighthood is 'very well deserved' after his record-breaking season, and praised the Formula 1 champion for using his position incredibly well ...
Karthikeyan to lead Asian Le Mans series team Date published: December 23 2020 Former Formula 1 driver Narain Karthikeyan is to drive for the newly formed Racing Team India in the 2021 Asian Le Mans series. Karthikeyan drove for Jordan in 2005 before returning to F1 with HRT in 2011, staying until the end of the 2012 campaign. Since then, he has spent most years competing in Super Formula, but in 2021, he will take part in a Le Mans series for just the second time – with the first coming back in 2009 – driving for Racing Team India. “Racing Team India is probably the most exciting pro...