Confused Lewis Hamilton singles out major Ferrari issue
Lewis Hamilton is committed to understanding why his Ferrari was so down on power during the recent Japanese Grand Prix.
The seven-time F1 drivers' champion started sixth at Suzuka, before rising as high as third place when he took advantage of the Oliver Bearman-induced safety car, but was powerless to prevent slipping back to his starting position by the chequered flag.
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Zak Brown shares feelings over shock Gianpiero Lambiase coup
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has expressed his excitement after the team secured the appointment of Max Verstappen's race engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase, as chief racing officer for 2028.
Writing on X, the American announced: "Happy to share that Gianpiero Lambiase will join the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team as Chief Racing Officer, reporting into Team Principal Andrea Stella, when his contract ends no later than 2028.
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Jos Verstappen shares first reaction to Gianpiero Lambiase Red Bull exit
Jos Verstappen, the father of four-time champion Max, has provided his first reaction to the shock news that Gianpiero Lambiase will leave Red Bull.
Lambiase has served as Verstappen's race engineer since the Dutchman joined the Milton Keynes-based squad shortly after the start of the 2016 season.
READ MORE: Jos Verstappen shares first reaction to Gianpiero Lambiase Red Bull exit
F1 driver loses steering wheel in airborne accident
On this day 15 years ago, the 2011 Malaysian Grand Prix featured one of the most bizarre accidents in modern F1.
Sebastian Vettel dominated the second round of the season at the Sepang International Circuit, but it was an airborne incident involving Vitaly Petrov that provided one of the race's most dramatic moments.
READ MORE: F1 driver loses steering wheel in airborne accident
Mercedes receive robust defence over F1 power unit legality
Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has robustly defended the legality of Mercedes’ power unit, at a time when rivals have raised serious questions.
The 2026 power unit regulations stipulate a mandatory compression ratio of 16:1, which the Silver Arrows comply with in order to pass the necessary grand prix tests.
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David Coulthard voices 'surprise' at FIA over Max Verstappen spat
David Coulthard has admitted surprise that the FIA opted not to intervene over Max Verstappen's public spat with a journalist in Japan.
On Thursday's traditional media day at Suzuka, Verstappen refused to start his press conference until one particular journalist left the room.
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