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Lewis Hamilton: Young drivers no longer want to race in the rain
Lewis Hamilton says the combination of an “increasingly cautious” FIA and younger drivers who are not as keen to race in the worst conditions, means wet-weather races in Formula One “are not what they used to be”. Speaking before this weekend’s race in Singapore, Hamilton, 41, lamented the fact that he missed out on a proper “wet-weather tussle” with Red Bull’s eventual winner, Max Verstappen, in Malaysia last weekend.
Lewis Hamilton: Young drivers no longer want to race in the rain
Lewis Hamilton says the combination of an "increasingly cautious" FIA and younger drivers who are not as keen to race in the worst conditions, means wet-weather races in Formula One "are not what they used to be". Speaking before this weekend's race in Singapore, Hamilton, 41, lamented the fact that he missed out on a proper "wet-weather tussle" with Red Bull's eventual winner, Max Verstappen, in Malaysia last weekend.
Breakdown of Christian Horner's £80m Red Bull payout
New documents have shed light on how Christian Horner was paid a severance package worth around £80m after he was fired by Red Bull last year. Telegraph Sport exclusively revealed last September how Horner, who still had 5½ years left to run on his Red Bull contract, had negotiated the settlement The Englishman, 52, was dismissed last July, three days after the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, after two trophy-laden decades in charge of the Milton Keynes-based team.
Breakdown of Christian Horner’s £80m Red Bull payout Original
New documents have shed light on how Christian Horner was paid a severance package worth around £80m after he was fired by Red Bull last year. Telegraph Sport exclusively revealed last September how Horner, who still had 5½ years left to run on his Red Bull contract, had negotiated the settlement. The Englishman, 52, was dismissed last July, three days after the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, after two trophy-laden decades in charge of the Milton Keynes-based team.
F1 to hold talks with teams after Malaysia farce
Formula One is to hold talks with its teams and drivers in an attempt to find solutions following the farcical start to Sunday's race in Malaysia. Those talks will also include F1's governing body the FIA, although there are unlikely to be any major fixes before 2027 and the agreed move to a 58:42 split between internal combustion and electrical power.
Malaysia farce must be line in the sand moment for F1 to change
You probably have not heard of Elfyn Evans. The Welshman claimed Britain's first world rally title for 25 years on Sunday, when the last man on the road, his rival Oliver Solberg, crashed with two corners remaining of Rally Sardinia. It was dramatic stuff. Old school in many respects. Just pure driving, on the ragged edge. Solberg careering along the island's gravel roads in his Toyota GR Yaris Rally1, in a desperate attempt to overhaul his rival.
Christian Horner and Ben Ainslie – We are joining forces to build a new America’s Cup
Ben Ainslie and Christian Horner are teaming up for a second time after first coming together for a project in 2014 - Athena Sports Group Christian Horner smiles when I mention Sepang, the venue for this weekend’s Formula One race. It was the scene of one of Red Bull Racing’s most notorious in-house dust-ups.
Savage commentator's curse strikes at World Rally Championship finale
The commentator's curse has rarely struck with such venom as it did in the final race of the 2026 World Rally Championship – but it turned a British driver into a world champion. At the Sardinia Rally on Sunday afternoon, Oliver Solberg had just two corners left to negotiate in order to bring home his maiden world title. On TNT Sports' live coverage, Mike Chen, the lead commentator, all but anointed Solberg as the champion. “For me, you are looking at the 2026 World Rally champion,” said Chen.
Russell’s title hopes run out of gas before Verstappen wins Bahrain GP ahead of Antonelli
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Drivers revolt as 'software glitch' creates Bahrain GP chaos
Formula One is facing a backlash from its own drivers following the farcical start to Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. In chaotic scenes, multiple cars ground to a halt while crawling along behind a safety car in wet weather at Sepang, causing a lengthy delay while coders fixed a “bug in the software”. Lando Norris , McLaren's reigning world champion, called for the complete removal of software in modern power units, describing the experience as “horrible”.
Bahrain Grand Prix race-delay farce explained
Bahrain Grand Prix descended into chaos on Sunday when Formula One experienced its most farcical scenes for decades because the cars failed to operate in wet conditions in Malaysia.
Verstappen to start Bahrain Grand Prix in pole position, Hamilton second
Max Verstappen took his first pole position of the season at the Bahrain Grand Prix, being hosted this year in Malaysia, with Lewis Hamilton second quickest, forming a heavyweight front row for Sunday's race. There was major disappointment for Mercedes' George Russell, however. After his victory in Baku last weekend, Russell was hopeful he had finally found the winning formula and that he could continue to take the fight to his team mate Kimi Antonelli, whom he trails in the championship by 66pts.
Schumacher 94: Memories from wife Corinna make new film emotional viewing
1 hour ago Grand Theft Auto 6 is officially rated M for Mature, which isn't surprising at all — these games are all about playing a criminal, after all. However, it seems that players will be doing a lot more than committing crimes; there are actual sex scenes in-game that have been deemed worthy of a warning …
Schumacher 94: Memories from wife Corinna make new film emotional viewing
The first thing to say about the latest Michael Schumacher documentary out on Netflix is that it was made with the close support of the Schumacher family. So anyone expecting a warts-and-all look at the German and his maiden title campaign – particularly the controversial denouement in Adelaide that year, when “Schumi” punted Britain’s Damon Hill off the track after damaging his own car – can think again. The clue is in the title: Schumacher ’94– The Birth of a Legend.
Lewis Hamilton calls for structural change at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton has called for structural change at Ferrari, backing Frédéric Vasseur to continue as team principal but saying there are other areas that require overhauling. Speaking two days after Vasseur was given the dreaded vote of confidence by Ferrari, Hamilton was asked for his thoughts on the situation at Maranello.
Ferrari give Fred Vasseur vote of confidence amid Christian Horner links
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Ferrari give Fred Vasseur vote of confidence amid Christian Horner links
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has been given the team’s ‘full confidence’ following Christian Horner links in the media - PA/Bradley Collyer Ferrari have publicly backed team principal Fred Vasseur amid mounting speculation both about the Frenchman’s future and the potential of Christian Horner replacing him.
Lando Norris says sorry to Franco Colapinto for outburst after crash
Lando Norris says he was wrong to call for Franco Colapinto to be banned for taking him out in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Saturday, revealing he has personally apologised to the Alpine driver. McLaren's world champion was wiped out by Colapinto on the first safety-car restart in Baku, when the Alpine driver misjudged his braking point for the first corner. Norris was furious after the race. “If you cause a crash on a restart like this, you should have at least a one-race ban,” he said.
Ben Ainslie and Jim Ratcliffe in talks to settle £180m America's Cup dispute
Sir Ben Ainslie and Sir Jim Ratcliffe are in talks to settle the legal dispute over the £180m America's Cup boat they built together. After 18 months of heated arguments, Ainslie struck a more conciliatory tone when discussing Ineos during racing at this weekend's America's Cup preliminary regatta in Naples, a tune-up before the 38th cup, which begins next May.
Ben Ainslie and Jim Ratcliffe in talks to settle £180m America’s Cup dispute
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Christian Horner: Ferrari is the dream job on the grid
Christian Horner says Ferrari are the only team on the grid he would consider joining without an equity stake, describing the Italian marque as “the dream” for anyone in Formula One. Horner, who was sacked as team principal by Red Bull last summer after 20 trophy-laden years, was speaking before the release of his book Drive next month and claimed they have “lost their mojo” since his departure.
How Tom Pidcock can rule the world
There have been some incredible success stories in British cycling over the last two decades. Countless Olympic golds won on track and road, six Tour de France victories in seven years, Monuments. One-day classics. But it remains a curious fact that in the 100-plus-year history of the cycling road world championships, only two British men have ever been crowned world champion.
Watch: Dylan Fletcher suffers facial injury in GB1 sailing crash
Dylan Fletcher had to undergo concussion protocols and had steri-strips applied to a minor cut following the collision - Team GB Instagram Dylan Fletcher had a shiner in the mixed zone following practice racing on Thursday before this weekend’s America’s Cup preliminary regatta in Naples. But the GB1 skipper and helm was thankful no one else was hurt after what he described as a “very scary” incident earlier this week.
Jody Scheckter: I will fight £1.5m tax bill as I was full of morphine during case
Jody Scheckter, the 1979 Formula One world champion, says he will appeal a court order to pay His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) nearly £1.5m in backdated tax as he is convinced he did not break the law and was affected by “a lot of morphine” during the hearing.
Jody Scheckter: I will fight £1.5m tax bill as I was full of morphine during case
Jody Scheckter, the 1979 Formula One world champion, says he will appeal a court order to pay His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) nearly £1.5m in backdated tax as he is convinced he did not break the law and was affected by "a lot of morphine" during the hearing.
Lando Norris interview: I’m not ruling out racing Le Mans next year
Lando Norris was on the golf course with his boss but decided not to play to spare his back - Harvey Stacey Lando Norris raises a quizzical eyebrow at his boss’s choice of trousers. “I’ve gone for the discreet look,” McLaren chief executive Zak Brown says of the bright orange slacks, which are emblazoned with the carmaker’s logo. Norris shakes his head and smiles.
Lewis Hamilton denies asking for Ferrari team to be replaced
Lewis Hamilton has denied asking for any of his Ferrari team “to be replaced”. In the wake of a disappointing double-header in Monza and Madrid, Italian publication Corriere della Sera suggested that Hamilton was pushing Fred Vasseur, the Ferrari team principal, to shake up his operational staff.
Lewis Hamilton denies asking for Ferrari team to be replaced
Lewis Hamilton has denied asking for any of his Ferrari team “to be replaced”. In the wake of a disappointing double-header in Monza and Madrid, Italian publication Corriere della Sera suggested that Hamilton was pushing Fred Vasseur, the Ferrari team principal, to shake up his operational staff.
F1 introduces Monaco sprint race in calendar shake-up
Monaco will be one of a record 10 sprint races on the Formula One calendar next season, it has been announced. The Principality will join venues such as Silverstone, Monza and São Paulo in hosting two races over the course of a weekend, with F1 saying the jump from six to 10 sprint races is because of the format’s “popularity with fans”. Monaco, in particular, will benefit from having two qualifying sessions, the sport’s organisers added.
Jody Scheckter, former F1 world champion, loses £1.5m buffalo farm tax case
Jody Scheckter, the 1979 Formula One world champion, has lost a £1.5m court battle against HM Revenue and Customs connected to his organic buffalo farming business. Scheckter, 76, was one of the biggest stars of Formula One in the 1970s. The South African won 10 grands prix and claimed 33 podium positions between 1972 and 1980, driving for McLaren , Tyrrell, Walter Wolf Racing and Ferrari , where he eventually won his title in 1979.
Jody Scheckter, former F1 world champion, loses £1.5m buffalo farm tax case
Jody Schecker's farm was home to Britain's largest herd of water buffalo - Martin Pope
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