Lewis Hamilton suffers major blow as key announcement made
Neat Burger, a restaurant chain co-founded by seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton, has entered liquidation.
The business was launched six years ago with a plant-based menu, with the chain also backed by Hollywood superstar Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Max Verstappen leaves new Red Bull boss stunned: 'I have been surprised'
Laurent Mekies has expressed his surprise at the approach the "untouchable and unique" Max Verstappen takes to racing in F1.
The new Red Bull team principal and CEO highlighted the Dutchman's "absence of compromise", amongst other factors, when reflecting on what the 27-year-old is like behind the scenes.
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Mercedes deliver 'big upgrades' message in Ferrari and Red Bull fight
Mercedes chief communications officer Bradley Lord has revealed that the Silver Arrows have no further "big upgrades" planned, in its fight with Ferrari and Red Bull for second.
The Brackley-based outfit has experienced a mixed opening 14 rounds, which has seen George Russell secure six podiums, including, a race victory in Canada.
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Sebastian Vettel not ruling out surprise F1 comeback
Sebastian Vettel has stated it is "absolutely conceivable" that he will return to F1 in some capacity in the future, despite ruling out a comeback as a driver.
The 38-year-old retired from the championship at the end of the 2022 season and has found himself linked to a second stint on multiple occasions.
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McLaren concede to changes which had major impact on Lando Norris
McLaren has admitted some modifications made to MCL39 challenger at the start of the year impacted Lando Norris' form in the opening rounds of the season.
After winning the first round of the campaign, Norris found himself struggling against team-mate Oscar Piastri, who won four out of the following five grands prix.
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Ralf Schumacher voices Toto Wolff prediction in Max Verstappen pursuit
Ralf Schumacher does not believe Toto Wolff will "give up" trying to sign Max Verstappen from Red Bull, despite the Dutchman having now confirmed he will be staying put for the 2026 F1 season.
That means the four-time F1 drivers' champion will usher in the new regulatory era with the Milton Keynes-based squad and, as a result, will be well-positioned to assess which team may be the best landing spot, should he choose to leave his current employer.
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