Ferrari has been told that it has a ready-made replacement for
Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton will switch to Ferrari from Mercedes for
next season, becoming the first full-time British racer for the
Scuderia since Eddie Irvine in 1999. READ MORE: Ferrari told it
already has ‘ready-made’ Hamilton replacement Verstappen crushes
opposition in latest rally outing Following son Max Verstappen’s
remarkable victory in the São Paulo Grand Prix, father Jos also
claimed a comprehensive success. Seven days on from three-time F1
champion Max’s triumph at Interlagos that has left the Red Bull
driver on the brink of a fourth consecutive drivers’ title,
Verstappen Sr won the South Limburg Rally in Belgium, as he did
last year. READ MORE: Verstappen crushes opposition in latest rally
outing Lawson criticises ‘bullshit’ McLaren F1 decision Liam Lawson
has criticised McLaren’s decision to play the British national
anthem after F1 grands prix as “bullshit.” As the Woking-based team
operates under a British licence, God Save the King is currently
played when it wins a grand prix, but from its foundation in 1966
to the end of the 1980 season, McLaren operated under New Zealand
registry, where founder Bruce McLaren was born. READ MORE: Lawson
criticises ‘bullshit’ McLaren F1 decision Hamilton ‘knows’
bombshell Ferrari move ‘repercussions’ Lewis Hamilton “knows” that
his bombshell move to Ferrari next season has “repercussions”,
according to the author of new book ‘Inside Mercedes F1: Life in
the Fast Lane’. The seven-time world champion has just three races
remaining with the Silver Arrows before moving to Maranello, a
switch which was announced on February 1. READ MORE: Hamilton
‘knows’ bombshell Ferrari move ‘repercussions’ Brown proposes plan
to host 28 F1 races McLaren CEO Zak Brown has outlined a plan to
accommodate 28 venues as F1 grand prix hosts going forward. The
ongoing F1 campaign consists of 24 races, the most ever in the
sport’s history. READ MORE: Brown proposes plan to host 28 F1 races
Red Bull has ‘to look at facts’ in Perez F1 decision Red Bull team
principal Christian Horner has asserted the team will “look at the
facts” when it comes to a driver line-up decision for next year.
Sergio Perez’s position within the squad has been under scrutiny
for some time amid a series of lacklustre performances this season.
READ MORE: Red Bull has ‘to look at facts’ in Perez F1 decision
Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton will switch to Ferrari from Mercedes for
next season, becoming the first full-time British racer for the
Scuderia since Eddie Irvine in 1999. READ MORE: Ferrari told it
already has ‘ready-made’ Hamilton replacement Verstappen crushes
opposition in latest rally outing Following son Max Verstappen’s
remarkable victory in the São Paulo Grand Prix, father Jos also
claimed a comprehensive success. Seven days on from three-time F1
champion Max’s triumph at Interlagos that has left the Red Bull
driver on the brink of a fourth consecutive drivers’ title,
Verstappen Sr won the South Limburg Rally in Belgium, as he did
last year. READ MORE: Verstappen crushes opposition in latest rally
outing Lawson criticises ‘bullshit’ McLaren F1 decision Liam Lawson
has criticised McLaren’s decision to play the British national
anthem after F1 grands prix as “bullshit.” As the Woking-based team
operates under a British licence, God Save the King is currently
played when it wins a grand prix, but from its foundation in 1966
to the end of the 1980 season, McLaren operated under New Zealand
registry, where founder Bruce McLaren was born. READ MORE: Lawson
criticises ‘bullshit’ McLaren F1 decision Hamilton ‘knows’
bombshell Ferrari move ‘repercussions’ Lewis Hamilton “knows” that
his bombshell move to Ferrari next season has “repercussions”,
according to the author of new book ‘Inside Mercedes F1: Life in
the Fast Lane’. The seven-time world champion has just three races
remaining with the Silver Arrows before moving to Maranello, a
switch which was announced on February 1. READ MORE: Hamilton
‘knows’ bombshell Ferrari move ‘repercussions’ Brown proposes plan
to host 28 F1 races McLaren CEO Zak Brown has outlined a plan to
accommodate 28 venues as F1 grand prix hosts going forward. The
ongoing F1 campaign consists of 24 races, the most ever in the
sport’s history. READ MORE: Brown proposes plan to host 28 F1 races
Red Bull has ‘to look at facts’ in Perez F1 decision Red Bull team
principal Christian Horner has asserted the team will “look at the
facts” when it comes to a driver line-up decision for next year.
Sergio Perez’s position within the squad has been under scrutiny
for some time amid a series of lacklustre performances this season.
READ MORE: Red Bull has ‘to look at facts’ in Perez F1 decision