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British GP: Hamilton finishes home race in third, Verstappen bags sixth straight win

British GP: Hamilton finishes home race in third, Verstappen bags sixth straight win

Sir Lewis Hamilton finished Sunday's British Grand Prix in third place, behind Lando Norris who helped McLaren record their first podium of the season in second while Max Verstappen won for the sixth consecutive race in 2023. Norris sent the Silverstone crowd into raptures when he took the lead from polesitter Verstappen at the start. The Red Bull driver and reigning world champion however regained his...

British GP: Hamilton gives assessment on his former team’s qualifying performance

British GP: Hamilton gives assessment on his former team’s qualifying performance

Sir Lewis Hamilton has described being out-qualified by his former team McLaren as a “wake-up call” for Mercedes after the British Grand Prix qualifying session on Saturday. Lando Norris was almost on pole position for McLaren but was denied by Max Verstappen. He will still start on the front row beside the Red Bull Racing driver while his teammate Oscar Piastri will start in third place...

F1: Verstappen leads Red Bull 1-2 in Bahrain GP qualifying

Australian GP: Verstappen claims pole position, Hamilton starts third

Max Verstappen was in top form as he claimed pole position for the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix ahead of the Mercedes duo of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton. Verstappen ended Saturday's qualifying session 0.236secs faster than Russell, who out-qualified seven-time world champion Hamilton by 0.035secs. It is the third consecutive qualifying session Russell has outpaced Hamilton this season. Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso will line up...

F1: Verstappen leads Red Bull 1-2 in Bahrain GP qualifying

F1: Verstappen leads Red Bull 1-2 in Bahrain GP qualifying

Dutch driver Max Verstappen led Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez to a one-two in qualifying at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday. The defending Formula 1 World Champion claimed his 21st career pole position, edging out Perez by 0.138s, a statement showing Red Bull remain the team to beat this season. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc only completed a single run in the final segment of qualifying...