Hamilton ends two-month social media silence
Lewis Hamilton has posted on his personal social media accounts for the first time since the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December of last year. The seven-time Formula 1 World ...
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Lewis Hamilton has posted on his personal social media accounts for the first time since the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December of last year. The seven-time Formula 1 World ...
Mercedes says the switch to E10 fuel for the 2022 Formula 1 season marks the biggest Power Unit-related change since the introduction of the 2014 regulations. This year, F1 is ...
Formula 1 champions Max Verstappen and Mercedes have received nominations for the annual Laureus World Sports Awards. The Laureus World Sports Awards were founded in 1999 to recognise sporting achievements ...
Mercedes Formula 1 strategist James Vowles is set to contest this month’s Asian Le Mans series. Vowles has been a long-term member of Mercedes’ Formula 1 team, joining in the ...
Formula 1 cars will have a level of performance “relatively similar” to its previous-specification machinery, according to Mercedes Technical Director Mike Elliott. Formula 1 has overhauled its technical regulations ahead ...
Mercedes has confirmed that its 2022 car, the W13, received the necessary homologation from the FIA almost three weeks ago, amid rumours suggesting it failed a crash test. Reports originating ...
Mercedes’ Chief Technical Officer James Allison says the new Formula 1 regulations being introduced in 2022 can prove that luck was not behind its dominance in the turbo-hybrid era. Since ...
2009 Formula 1 World Champion believes that former McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton will return to the sport this year in the hunt for a record-breaking eighth title. Hamilton has not ...
Mercedes’ Chief Technical Officer James Allison says the new regulations that come into play in 2022 “dwarf” previous year-to-year changes in Formula 1. The Covid-19 pandemic forced the introduction of ...
Mercedes’ Formula 1 chief technical officer James Allison is expecting that one or two teams on the 2022 grid will get the new regulations “really badly wrong”. Major changes are ...