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Lewis Hamilton holding up new contract as Mercedes trying to slash his salary

Ex-Formula 1 driver turned pundit Martin Brundle has questioned if Mercedes are perhaps under “some pressure” to reduce Lewis Hamilton’s salary, resulting in “a bit of gameplay” in the 38-year-old’s contract negotiations. The seven-time world champion is currently three months into the final year of his deal at Mercedes, which expires at the end of

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Lando Norris responds to huge McLaren restructuring

Following a woeful start to the 2023 F1 season, McLaren announced on Thursday that a huge restructuring would be taking place, something Lando Norris has responded positively to. McLaren are certainly a team in need of help after the opening rounds in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, with the team currently yet to score a point.

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Sergio Perez spotted celebrating with his former team

Sergio Perez was certainly feeling the love after claiming victory at last weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with the Mexican having celebrated his win with both his Red Bull mechanics and those at Aston Martin. Checo was sensational at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, with the Mexican having made the most of Max Verstappen’s driveshaft failure

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Italy fires warning about its two Formula 1 grand prix

Monza, home to the fifth oldest national Grand Prix on the calendar, and Imola, which first hosted an F1 Grand Prix in 1980, are fan favourites due to their heritage in the sport. Despite the legacy Italy has in the sport, Angelo Sticchi Damiani, President of the Automobile Club of Italy, has warned that the

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Carlos Sainz claims Max Verstappen should be ‘really angry’

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has conceded that it might be hard to compete against Red Bull in 2023, as success in the sport is more to do with the car than the drivers. Since the 2022 season brought about the biggest technical changes in the sports history, Red Bull has been on another level to

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Charles Leclerc makes worrying admission about Ferrari’s struggles

Charles Leclerc has concerningly revealed just how bad things currently are at Ferrari, with the Monegasque having admitted that the team need to improve “everything” to catch their rivals. The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was another bitterly disappointing weekend for Ferrari, with the Scuderia having been fourth in the pecking order at the Jeddah Corniche

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