Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel set the pace in the first practice for the German Grand Prix, the German set his fastest time on the soft tyre going two and a half tenths ahead of teammate Charles Leclerc. A year on from the incident when he crashed out of the race, Vettel comes into this weekend under
Hamilton believes this is his strongest season Lewis Hamilton believes that he is having his strongest ever season in F1, but admits he would like the gap to close right up. The Englishman heads into this weekends German Grand Prix with his biggest lead of his career. Speaking ahead of this weekend, where he won
Sebastian Vettel will go down in history as one of the greatest drivers in the sport. Four titles in a spell of dominance that only Juan Manuel Fangio and Michael Schumacher have managed. It’s hard to imagine now that at the start of F1 sixth decade that the German was the man to beat, after
Aston ready to step up but not interfere Aston Martin says it will not “muscle in” on Honda’s engine deal with Red Bull, but is “standing ready” to step up its involvement should the Japanese manufacturer withdraw. The British manufacturer became the teams’ title sponsor last year and has expanded its existing relationship with Red
Hamilton better “polarising” opinion than being boring Mercedes F1 CEO and team principal Toto Wolff believes its better that Lewis Hamilton polarises opinion, as that’s better than if the five-time world champion was “boring.” Wolff’s comments came in a debate over the popularity of the Englishman in the UK, following controversial question regarding the perception
Norris more comfortable in qualifying Lando Norris says that he feels more comfortable in qualifying in F1 than he did last year in F2, which he has described as “much harder physically.” The Bristolian has been one of the stand out performers in qualifying, at his debut race he started in the top ten and
Round eleven of the season takes Formula One to the German town of Hockenheim in south west Baden-Württemberg region for the German Grand Prix. Germany marks the end for now of the four traditional European races, in the heartland of Mercedes who are based in the state capital Stuttgart, as well as being title sponsor
Po Name Nat Team Time Points 1 Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 01:21:08.452 26 2 Valtteri Bottas FIN Mercedes +00:24.928 18 3 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari +00:30.117 15 4 Pierre Gasly FRA Red Bull Racing – Honda +00:34.692 12 5 Max Verstappen DUT Red Bull – Honda +00:39.458 10 6 Carlos Sainz Jr ESP McLaren –
Lewis Hamilton has taken a record-breaking sixth victory at the British Grand Prix, becoming the most successful driver at Silverstone and at a home race. The Mercedes driver got passed his teammate early on, before running a long first stint allowing him only to make one stop. Hamilton then got the track advantage, which allowed
Po Name Nat Team Q1 Q2 Q3 1 Valtteri Bottas FIN Mercedes 01:25.750 01:25.672 01:25.093 2 Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 01:25.513 01:25.840 01:25.099 3 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari 01:25.533 01:25.546 01:25.172 4 Max Verstappen DUT Red Bull – Honda 01:25.700 01:25.848 01:25.276 5 Pierre Gasly FRA Red Bull Racing – Honda 01:26.273 01:26.038 01:25.590 6
