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F1: Hamilton believes podium finish not far away despite dreadful year

Lewis Hamilton believes he will be challenging for Formula 1 podiums soon having been impressed by recent improvements in his Mercedes. The seven-time world champion has not stood on the F1 podium so far this season, likewise his teammate George Russell, with the latter's fifth place finish in Monaco last time out and the season opener in Bahrain the best result so far for the German...

F1: Hamilton concedes qualifying defeat to Mercedes teammate Russell for rest of 2024

Lewis Hamilton has conceded that he will not be able to outqualify Mercedes teammate George Russell for the rest of the 2024 Formula 1 season. The seven-time world champion showed great pace throughout Friday practice at the Monaco Grand Prix but fell away during qualifying on Saturday as he finished seventh while Russell finished fifth. Hamilton is now behind Russell 1-7 in qualifying head-to-head this year...

F1: Hamilton hails Friday practice as ‘best day’ for Mercedes in 2024

Lewis Hamilton stated that Mercedes had their “best day” of the 2024 F1 season during Friday practice at the Monaco Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion topped opening practice before ending the day with the second-fastest time in second practice, only 0.188 seconds behind Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. It capped off an encouraging display from Mercedes in what has been a disappointing season so far for the...

Hamilton disappointed by poor Chinese GP qualifying result

F1: Hamilton unconcerned by poor qualifying form

Lewis Hamilton says he is not too concerned by his poor Formula 1 qualifying form ahead of this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix. The 39-year-old has been out-qualified by his Mercedes teammate George Russell all but once in 2024. Only once has a teammate out-qualified Hamilton across a season in his F1 career which was Nico Rosberg in 2014. “I wouldn’t say it’s not been a priority...

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F1:Hamilton downplays significance of Mercedes personnel joining him at Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton has downplayed the significance of knowing personnel he will be working with when he switches to Ferrari next year, including some that will leave Mercedes for Maranello. The seven-time world champion will leave Mercedes at the end of the season and will link up Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur who he worked with during his junior career when he drove for ART Grand Prix...