Valtteri Bottas said there is “something different” about Mercedes without F1 icon Lewis Hamilton in the team. Bottas would describe it as a more “chilled” dynamic within the team, and one of “excitement”,

Mercedes reserve driver Valtteri Bottas has opened up on rookie Kimi Antonelli and why the team made the right call when replacing Lewis Hamilton.

Ferrari once blamed Lewis Hamilton for extending their winless start to a season at the Canadian Grand Prix – now he may be their saviour. Hamilton equalled Michael Schumacher’s record

Lewis Hamilton runs over animal in ‘horrible’ incident at Canadian GP - Ferrari driver Hamilton said the incident was ‘devastating’ and caused damage to his car in Montreal

Since Lewis Hamilton quit Mercedes for Ferrari, George Russell has stepped up to prove himself a capable team leader while rookie Kimi Antonelli has also showed moments of brilliance

Kimi Antonelli has made a fine start to his F1 career and Mercedes reserve driver Valtteri Bottas is confident that the Italian teenager has proven the team were right to replace Lewis Hamilton with h

The Canadian Grand Prix qualifying session had George Russell as the standout performer. During a dramatic finish, he secured the pole position. Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen were the main threats to the British driver.

Lewis Hamilton made a historic move by joining Scuderia Ferrari this year. The seven-time world champion was reckoned to be The post Racing Icon Adds Fuel to Fire over Lewis Hamilton Retirement Rumors appeared first on FirstSportz.

Lewis Hamilton says he is “challenging” and “constantly battling” Ferrari’s engineers, getting them to try things with the set-up of the SF-25 as he waits for an upgrade package. Swapping silver for red after 12 seasons as a Mercedes driver,

Lewis Hamilton is one of the most successful drivers in the history of Formula One racing. Thankfully, due to the increasing popularity of the sport, he’s now a household name. He’s won seven world championships and set incredible records.

Martin Brundle has encouraged Mercedes, Ferrari and McLaren’s drivers to take advantage of Max Verstappen ’s penalty point predicament at the next two races. The reigning world champion is only one point away from an automatic one-race suspension, which would have devastating consequences for his title defence.