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Reigning F1 champion Nico Rosberg is deciding about retiring from the racing ahead of the F1 season which is scheduled to begin in March. Read More »
Lewis Hamilton knew one little slip up on the race track and he'd lose his chance to win the F1 world championship — and not only that, but he'd embarrass himself in front of royal family member Prince Harry. But Prince William wasn't there, quite possibly looking after his wife Kate Middleton instead. Hamilton knew his teammate Nico Rosberg could beat him in the individual world championship, meaning he had to better him, and he did just that. Despite many different racers from across the world taking part, it's the British driver, Hamilton, who will celebrate for the coming months with his girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger. Hamilton insisted, according to the BBC: "This is the greatest day of my life. 2008 was a great year in my life. The feeling I have now is way, way past that. The greatest feeling ever." Harry then added, "Lewis, well done for not making the British public sweat. You are an absolute legend." Read More »
Lewis Hamilton is having a Formula One season to remember, and so are Mercedes, his driving team. He has extended his driving championship lead, and his team have now won the Constructors' title, adding more glory to his already impressive achievement list. His teammate Nice Rosberg has been a great help, but Lewis has without a doubt been the team's star man. Can they hold on and win another trophy for Hamilton? Read More »
It's been a crazy few days for Formula One racing. First Sebastian Vettel announced he will leave Red Bull, most likely for Ferrari, then Lewis Hamilton won the Japanese Grand Prix, but that still wasn't the headline-making news. Racer Jules Bianchi, a driver for Marussia, suffered severe head injures in a crash, and he is now in hospital fighting for his life. In the space of a few days F1 have suffered the sad, the strange and what could be the most devastating news to grace the sport in years. Read More »
It's been a crazy few days for Formula One racing. First Sebastian Vettel announced he will leave Red Bull, most likely for Ferrari, then Lewis Hamilton won the Japanese Grand Prix, but that still wasn't the headline-making news. Racer Jules Bianchi, a driver for Marussia, suffered severe head injures in a crash, and he is now in hospital fighting for his life. In the space of a few days F1 have suffered the sad, the strange and what could be the most devastating news to grace the sport in years. Read More »
Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull had become an almost inseparable pairing in Formula One racing, but it seems the unbreakable pairing is coming to its end after all. The star is leaving Red Bull, but he insists it's nothing to do with the performance of Daniel Ricciardo. The four-time world champion is tipped to move to Ferrari, but it's yet to be confirmed. How will this move shake up F1? Read More »
One world that has often been used to describe F1 driver Michael Schumacher is "legend", and to this day he's adding to that reputation. In December 2013 he visited France, but the trip ended horrifically as he head a near-death experience after suffering a skiing accident. For a long while it looked like he'd be very lucky to survive, but after being sent to a Swiss hospital in June, he's done just that, and now the former Formula One star is going to complete his long, hard recovery at home. Read More »
While Daft Punk's new album Random Access Memories has been in stores for a week now (and it's masterful, pre-launch buzz-building campaign has been viewed, dissected and praised), it appears the robots have a few more promotional tricks up their sleeves. Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter made a rare in-the-helmet appearance at Le Grand Prix de Monaco as part of a cross-promotional deal between the Lotus Formula One team and Columbia Records. One of the Lotus team cars even raced with a Daft Punk Logo on the hood. Read More »
