Formula one
Lewis Hamilton fired up to resist 'new generation' again in 2021
Mercedes will also have one eye on the future when the racing restarts in Melbourne in March and they may be vulnerable, but in Hamilton, as the Turkish Grand...
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Lewis Hamilton: The world champion some find hard to like
For 'The Daily Telegraph', the 'Marmite' factor (love him or loathe him) stems from the fact that 'Hamilton's tastes may not always sit perfectly with the traditional motor racing community'.
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Hamilton vs Schumacher: Who is the greatest?
Lewis Hamilton secured a record-equalling seventh Formula One world title on Sunday after winning the Turkish Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton wins record-equalling seventh F1 world title
'That's for all the kids out there that believe in the impossible,' said an emotional Hamilton on Mercedes' team radio. 'You can do it.'
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Delayed contract talks with Hamilton is 'what we agreed': Wolff
Speaking at the Turkish Grand Prix, where Lewis Hamilton is seeking to seal a record-equalling seventh drivers' world championship, the Mercedes boss also heaped praise on the Briton's ambition and commitment.
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Hamilton poised to clinch seventh title and set up contract talks
The Briton needs only to prevent his Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas outscoring him by eight points to retain his crown and, in the eyes of many including former Ferrari rival Felipe Massa, move on to become the most successful in F1 history.
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Formula One: World championship standings
Formula One world championship standings ahead of the Emilia-Romagno Grand Prix this weekend.
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Hamilton record keeps 'greatest of all time' debate raging
The comments provoked argument, not least because Hamilton's statistical landmark of 92 wins is likely to be enlarged by him after passing seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher's 14-year-old record of 91 wins.
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Hamilton in dreamland after record-breaking triumph
With five races remaining in the coronavirus-affected season, Hamilton is within reach of a record-equalling seventh championship and a record-increasing 100th pole position.
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Alonso returns to Formula One in run out for Renault
Fernando Alonso had not been in an F1 car since a test session for McLaren in Bahrain in April 2019 and had not raced one since the 2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, also with McLaren, at the end of his 17th season.
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Hamilton predicts qualifying 'nightmare' at Monza
Last year’s qualifying shootout at Monza turned into a farce with the top 10 apparently doing all they could to avoid taking the lead at the fastest track on the calendar.
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Majestic Hamilton wins in Belgium to close in on Schumacher record
It was Hamilton's fifth win in seven races this year and extended his record run of points-scoring races to 40.
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Ferrari, Renault to appeal in Racing Point 'copying' row
The Racing Point car has been dubbed the 'pink Mercedes' because the team is accused of copying the part from Mercedes.
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Bottas signs new Mercedes deal for 2021 Formula One season
Bottas, who was runner-up to Hamilton last year, joined Mercedes in 2017 and has so far notched eight wins and 12 pole positions with the team.
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Perez first F1 driver to test positive for coronavirus, out of British GP
The 30-year-old Mexican is the first driver to test positive for the virus since the world championship made its delayed start in Austria earlier in July under strict health protocols.
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Beating Ferrari would be big boost for McLaren, says Norris
Norris believes McLaren have a real chance of finishing ahead of Ferrari in the Formula One constructors’ championship this season.
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Hamilton disappointed with past champions' comments on racism
Championship leader Hamilton has taken a knee before all three of the season’s races so far, wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt and using his platform to speak out against racial injustice.
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F1 anti-racism ceremony needs better coordination - Hamilton
The six-time champion, who produced a classic drive to complete a hat-trick of victories in the Hungarian Grand Prix, revealed that there were clear rifts among the drivers and a lack of planning for the ceremony.
