50 h. ago Lewis Hamilton 'stop' plea issued as Ferrari F1 chief spells out situation

Fresh from his best Grand Prix result as a Ferrari drivers, at last weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola, Lewis Hamilton still has plenty of work to do to find his feet

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5 d. ago Lewis Hamilton spares Ferrari blushes – but key to 2025 F1 revival is blindingly obvious

Hamilton achieved his best grand prix result for Ferrari in Imola but, still, pressure is mounting on Fred Vasseur

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6 d. ago Max Verstappen storms to Imola Grand Prix victory as fast start catches out Oscar Piastri

JONATHAN MCEVOY AT IMOLA: You could look up at the screens at any point in Sunday's Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix and find yourself unable to escape the sheer brilliance of Max Verstappen.

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7 d. ago Horrifying moment F1 star crashes into animal while on track in Imola Grand Prix practice

This is the horrifying moment that saw a Formula One star crash into an animal while he was on track. The driver was out for the first practice session at the Emilia-Romagna GP.

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7 d. ago F1 live streams: Link to watch Imola Grand Prix qualifying online

Sky Sports and Channel 4 broadcast coverage of Formula 1 in the United Kingdom

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7 d. ago Lando Norris ahead of Oscar Piastri in Emilia Romagna Grand Prix final practice

Max Verstappen was third

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8 d. ago Reason Martin Brundle is absent from Emilia Romagna GP as new Sky Sports deal explained

Martin Brundle, fresh from collecting his OBE from the Prince of Wales, will be missing from the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola under the terms of his Sky Sports contract

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8 d. ago George Russell scornful of ‘crazy’ FIA’s retreat on swearing drivers

F1 governing body to relax its hardline stance‘It was so ridiculous in the first place’George Russell has dismissed the FIA’s decision to back down from its hard line on driver swearing as ridiculous and suggested it was a ploy by the governing body’s president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, to garner support before he stands for re-election this December, while Lewis Hamilton described the situation at the FIA as “a mess”.On Wednesday, the FIA announced it was to relax the strict stance against drivers using bad language which it has pursued relentlessly, apparently at Ben Sulayem’s request, for the past eight months. The president stated before the Singapore GP last year he did not want drivers to swear and the FIA imposed a new sliding scale of fines which could have also led to a ban for infringements at the start of this season. However, the organisation backtracked before this weekend’s Imola Grand Prix. The maximum fine has now been drastically reduced and the prospect of a ban remov...

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