Lewis Hamilton has confirmed his dog Roscoe has passed away after an illness.
Hamilton communicated last week that Roscoe was in a coma after his heart stopped while being treated for pneumonia.
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Max Verstappen receives bonus award after Nordschleife GT3 debut victory
Max Verstappen received extra recognition following his performance alongside team-mate Chris Lulham at the Nürburgring Nordschleife, with the Red Bull driver earning the 'Fahrer des Tages' (Driver of the Day) award.
Verstappen and Lulham, sharing the #31 Emil Frey Racing Ferrari 296 GT3, entered last weekend's ninth round of the NLS Series – a GT series held solely at the Nordschleife.
READ MORE: Max Verstappen receives bonus award after Nordschleife GT3 debut victory
Kimi Antonelli sets fresh target after stern F1 'criticism'
Kimi Antonelli has outlined his goal to ensure his positive Azerbaijan Grand Prix performance was not a one-off.
The Mercedes driver entered the Baku weekend under pressure after enduring a nightmare European leg of the campaign.
READ MORE: Kimi Antonelli sets fresh target after stern F1 'criticism'
Cadillac announce crucial hire of 'visionary' ahead of debut F1 season
Cadillac has confirmed the signing of a major figure it has hailed as a "visionary" that it is confident will take the fledgling F1 team to the next level behind the scenes.
Tyler Epp, who served as the president of the Miami Grand Prix since 2022, will lead Cadillac's commercial operations globally in the newly found role of global head of commercial strategy.
READ MORE: Cadillac announce crucial hire of 'visionary' ahead of debut F1 season
McLaren eyeing threat from 'disruptor' Max Verstappen
McLaren Zak Brown has highlighted the threat Max Verstappen poses to Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri's quest to secure a maiden title.
The championship battle for much of the year has been between the two McLaren drivers, with the Woking-based squad winning 12 out of the 17 races staged.
READ MORE: McLaren eyeing threat from 'disruptor' Max Verstappen
Charles Leclerc reveals root of Ferrari 'motivation' as F1 struggles continue
Charles Leclerc has explained his love for Ferrari is keeping him motivated despite another disappointing season for the team.
Having narrowly missed out on the constructors' title last year, Ferrari entered the new season hoping to consistently fight at the front of the field and once again challenge for the championship.
READ MORE: Charles Leclerc reveals root of Ferrari 'motivation' as F1 struggles continue
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