 |
| [ PHOTO: DAILY MAIL ] |
Lewis Hamilton has vowed to reign supreme in Formula One for years to come as the world champion prepares for the start of the new season next weekend. British star Hamilton is reportedly ready to sign a new contract with Mercedes, which could earn him up to £40 million ($55 million) per year and solidify his…
 |
| [ PHOTO: DAILY EXPRESS ] |
Lewis Hamilton indicated Wednesday he could end his Formula 1 career in two years’ time after admitting he may not have the excitement he currently has for racing. The Briton has spoken about life after motor racing on more than one occasion in the past year, but made it clear his journey with the sport is…
 |
| [ PHOTO: THE GUARDIAN ] |
Lewis Hamilton has made it clear that there is only one goal going into the 2018 Formula 1 season and that is to win a fifth title for both him and the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team. The two pre-season tests have concluded and the next stop for the drivers and the teams is the first…
 |
| [ PHOTO: DAILY STAR ] |
Lewis Hamilton is confident Mercedes have done all they can to be best prepared for the season opening of Formula 1 Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 25, after eight days of pre-season testing at Spain's Circuit de Catalunya.
 |
| [ PHOTO: DAILY EXPRESS ] |
Lewis Hamilton will be happy to have Valtteri Bottas as his Mercedes teammate beyond 2018 in order to keep his position as the team’s unofficial number one, according to former Renault Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer. The Finn, who joined from Williams prior to the start of the 2017 campaign, was impressive in his first season…
 |
| [ PHOTO: THE CHECKERED FLAG ] |
Sahara Force India driver Nico Hulkenberg received a five-second penalty during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and the penalty helped lead to him finishing sixth in the season finale. Force India Chief Operating Officer Otmar Szafnauer was clearly displeased about the penalty, and he had harsh words about penalties in general.
