Alpine’s Fernando Alonso has offered a hand of apology to Sir Lewis Hamilton after his comment about him on the radio during the Belgian Grand Prix. After grid penalties were given to Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc and Alonso’s team-mate, Esteban Ocon, in Spa, Alonso and Hamilton started the race third and fourth, respectively. The Briton
MoreEsteban Ocon produced a sensational performance at the Belgian Grand Prix to seal a double points finish for the Alpine F1 Team, despite having started from P16. The Frenchman had actually qualified fifth but took a grid penalty for an engine change, which saw the Alpine driver exceed his legal limit. This didn’t stop the 25-year-old
MoreFormula 1 fans on social media were not amused when Sir Lewis Hamilton was forced to get a fire extinguisher on his own at the Belgian Grand Prix. The seven-time champion had started the race fourth behind Fernando Alonso, and he got ahead of him on the opening lap. The 41-year-old, however, got into the
MoreEx-F1 driver and Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle has called Fernando Alonso out over his unfair radio comment towards Sir Lewis Hamilton, following on from the former team-mates opening lap collision at the Belgian Grand Prix. Both Alonso and Hamilton made excellent starts to the race, with the duo running second and third on the
MoreMcLaren’s Lando Norris believes that his team were even faster on the straights than Red Bull at the Belgian Grand Prix, but the MCL36 makes poor use of DRS. McLaren showed glimpses of pace in Spa over the course of the weekend, with Norris finishing third in FP2, before ending the final practice session fourth.
MoreAfter annihilating the entire field at the Belgian Grand Prix, reigning World Champion Max Verstappen isn’t expecting to enjoy the same success going forward, after Spa-Francorchamps suited the RB18 “perfectly”. Verstappen was in a league of his own last weekend, lapping over half a second faster than the entire grid virtually every lap. It’s a
MoreSir Lewis Hamilton has well and truly responded to Fernando Alonso’s “idiot” remarks during the Belgian Grand Prix, by signing one of his caps with “To Fernando” written on the front. It is clear that there is still a rivalry between the old McLaren F1 team-mates, with Alonso having let his feelings known during last
MoreMax Verstappen defied all the odds at the Belgian Grand Prix to claim his ninth victory of the season, despite having started in P14. The reigning World Champion had qualified on pole but took a grid penalty due to an engine change which saw the Dutchman exceed his legal limit. This didn’t faze the championship
MoreSir Lewis Hamilton’s third power unit has been sent for examination at Mercedes’ powertrains base in Brixworth, after his collision with Fernando Alonso at the Belgian Grand Prix has left the team concerned over potential damage to it. Hamilton started the race from fourth and made an excellent start; the Brit was up to third
MoreSir Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso are two drivers who know each other very well, and their relationship has always been a fascinating one. Their first experience of one another on a Formula 1 racetrack was in 2007, when Hamilton made his debut for McLaren. They both won four races that year as they challenged
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