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Lewis Hamilton Sure Doesn’t Mind Gas Supercars Now That He’s With Ferrari
Both of these things are true: In 2020, Hamilton said he was giving up his fleet of supercars to go electric because of climate change. In 2025, Hamilton declared that his dream is to design a modern Ferrari F40 with a stick shift.
Lewis Hamilton 'confident' that Ferrari can close gap to McLaren at Bahrain grand prix
Verstappen.com Racing, the racing project supported by Max Verstappen, has entered a new phase this year McLaren's Lando Norris holds a wafer-thin advantage over four-time world champion Max Verstappen going into this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc has reportedly aired his frustrations with Ferrari over Lewis Hamilton ’s side of the garage leading the team ...
Max Verstappen drove a brilliant race, one that his engineer called “perfection” over the team radio, and his victory closed ...
It's the Japanese Grand Prix weekend and, as is so often the case, qualifying has thrown up plenty of storylines and talking ...
Max Verstappen is hoping to make it back-to-back wins at the Bahrain Grand Prix after kickstarting his season in Japan last ...
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F1 live timing: Follow the latest updates from the Bahrain Grand PrixReady for the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend? Keep up with all the F1 live timing across every session and the race with ...
Max Verstappen earned high praise from one of Lewis Hamilton's former Formula 1 team-mates in the wake of his impressive ...
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F1 2025 Bahrain GP FP1 results: Lando Norris leads the rookie-packed sessionMcLaren driver Lando Norris finished as the fastest driver in F1 Bahrain GP FP1 against a large pack of rookies. Alpine ...
LEWIS HAMILTON has received a major update to his Formula One car for the Japanese Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver has endured ...
Formula One statistics for Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix at the Sakhir circuit, round four of the 24-race season: ...
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Hamilton "couldn't care less" about F1 V10 rumoursSeven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton has conceded he "couldn't care less" about the potential return of V10 engines ...
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