Lewis Hamilton backs Fred Vasseur as he blasts Ferrari F1 rumours as ‘nonsense’
Lewis Hamilton has expressed he wouldn't support Ferrari replacing F1 boss Fred Vasseur, as he labelled the rumours about a possible change as "nonsense".
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Lewis Hamilton has expressed he wouldn't support Ferrari replacing F1 boss Fred Vasseur, as he labelled the rumours about a possible change as "nonsense".
Isack Hadjar has explained that he doesn't "feel ready" to drive for Red Bull amid speculation linking him with a promotion from F1 sister team Racing Bulls.
Carlos Sainz has defended Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur after recent reports cast doubt over his position at the team following a difficult start to the 2025 F1 season.
Ferrari has pushed back against mounting speculation over Fred Vasseur’s position as the team's F1 boss, insisting there are no doubts about his leadership.
Sauber CEO Mattia Binotto has praised the "competence and skills" as well as "big experience" of Team Principal Jonathan Wheatley as it prepares to transition into Audi in F1.
Valtteri Bottas believes Mercedes has maintained its competitive edge in Formula 1 but entered a noticeably more relaxed era following Lewis Hamilton’s departure.
A founding member of the FIA has warned that Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s proposed statute changes could plunge the organisation into a “dark period” marked by governance failure and democratic backsliding.
Lando Norris has revealed the calculated approach he proposes to employ against Max Verstappen after losing out on the F1 title to the Dutchman last year.
F1 will not be following up with a second edition of the joint season launch after this year's F175 event in 2026.
Lewis Hamilton liked, then swiftly unliked, an Instagram post which criticised Ferrari's current F1 car and the team's supposed lack of strategic nous.