After struggling through qualifying on Saturday, Lewis Hamilton said he needed a miracle to salvage his Singapore Grand Prix. Then the rain came just as the race was getting underway, and the miracle was on. “Obviously yesterday we struggled and we had no idea what was going to happen today,” the Mercedes driver said after … Continue reading "Hamilton gets the ‘miracle’ he needed in Singapore"

France’s anti-corruption Parquet National Financier is allegedly taking a look at a potential conflict of interest associated with the FIA’s decision to green-light the sale of F1 to Liberty Media. Click Here: United Kingdom Rugby Jerseys According to the New York Times, French authorities are seeking information on the deal pertaining to the governing body’s … Continue reading "French anti-corruption body looks at FIA stake in F1"

Update (4:30 pm): Jeremy Scahill of The Intercept reports that a source within al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has provided the online publication with a full statement claiming responsibility for the attack against the offices of Charlie Hebdo in Paris. Earlier… News outlets reported gunshots and explosions at two hostage sites, one in Paris … Continue reading "Suspected Gunmen Killed Amid Chaotic Scenes At French Hostage Sites"

If he could do it all over again, Valtteri Bottas would revert back to Mercedes’ previous aero package for qualifying in which the Finn found himself 0.68s off the pace from Lewis Hamilton. In a bid to boost its performance, Mercedes ran its drivers with different settings on Saturday with Hamilton reverting back to the … Continue reading "Bottas laments sticking with new aero package"

The track action kicked off under a grey and murky sky and a slightly damp Circuit of the Americas for the seventeenth round of the F1 World Championship. Check out our gallery of colorful pictures of the day’s action. 45 You may also like Japanese GP: Friday’s action in pictures Japanese GP: Thursday’s build-up in … Continue reading "US GP: Friday’s action in pictures"

Stoffel Vandoorne says his McLaren MCL32 was a real handful on Sunday, believing damage was the root cause for the car’s loose behaviour. The Belgian hadn’t been far off the pace of team mate Fernando Alonso from the start of the Abu Dhabi weekend, but it all got very complicated in the race in which … Continue reading "McLaren ‘rally car’ a real handful for Vandoorne"

After weeks of heightened rhetoric and promises regarding Greece’s economic future, the country’s new leftist Syriza government on Wednesday at last met with European Union finance ministers in Brussels to discuss the plan to end the EU lenders’ punishing austerity regime. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Financial Minister Yanis Varoufakis are attending an emergency … Continue reading "The 'People Versus the Powerful' as Greece Faces Down Troika in Brussels"

Lewis Hamilton was greeted by a mass turnout of the Mercedes workforce when he visited the team headquarters at Brackley and Brixworth on Monday. “This is a very emotional day. I was not expecting this,” Hamilton said, adding it was a day he would never forget. “I could not imagine working with a better group … Continue reading "Gallery: Mercedes turns out in force to celebrate title triumph"

Charles Leclerc and Alfonso Celis Jr will be running in Mexico City this week with Sauber and Force India respectively as the teams conduct 2018 tyre testing for Pirelli. The Italian manufacturer and exclusive supplier to F1 is allowed 29 days of testing in the year as part of its development program for next season. … Continue reading "Leclerc and Celis Jr stay on in Mexico for Pirelli test"

Brendon Hartley says his age and maturity helped him deal with a massively busy end-of-season schedule in 2017. Click Here: Fjallraven Kanken Art Spring Landscape Backpacks As a works Porsche driver, the Kiwi had his routes all nicely organised for the last stretch of his WEC program. But Red Bull’s unexpected call to jump on … Continue reading "Globetrotter Hartley’s grueling schedule helped by maturity"