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AlphaTauri Releases Statement About Yuki Tsunoda Conspiracy Theories - Vimarsana News

AlphaTauri Releases Statement About Yuki Tsunoda Conspiracy Theories

The Italy-based F1 team also condemned the abuse being directed toward Hannah Schmitz, Red Bull’s head of strategy.

Source: si.com
Lewis Hamilton fumes after Mercedes call: 'I can't believe you guys f***** me' - Vimarsana News

Lewis Hamilton fumes after Mercedes call: 'I can't believe you guys f***** me'

Lewis Hamilton was furious with Mercedes after their decision to bring in George Russell left him defenceless against Max Verstappen.

Dutch Grand Prix: 'I was hopeful we were going to get a 1-2', says Hamilton - Vimarsana News

Dutch Grand Prix: 'I was hopeful we were going to get a 1-2', says Hamilton

, Sep 4 (IANS) Seven-time World Drivers' Champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes has apologised for letting the steam off on the team radio after missing out on a chance for a podium finish in the Dutch Grand Prix here on Sunday.Hamilton made an ...

F1 Dutch GP DRIVER RATINGS: Look away now, Daniel Ricciardo fans! | F1 - Vimarsana News

F1 Dutch GP DRIVER RATINGS: Look away now, Daniel Ricciardo fans! | F1

Crash.net F1 journalist Connor McDonagh runs through the field's driver ratings for the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix.

Source: crash.net
'I was hopeful we were going to get a 1-2' says Hamilton, as he apologises for angry Dutch GP radio outbursts - Vimarsana News

'I was hopeful we were going to get a 1-2' says Hamilton, as he apologises for angry Dutch GP radio outbursts

Lewis Hamilton turned the airwaves blue in the final stages of the Dutch Grand Prix, having seen a possible chance of victory snatched away by a late Safety Car. But a becalmed Hamilton was taking the positives from his Sunday despite finishing P4 – as team mate George Russell climbed past him to P2 at the flag.