Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton admitted that the puncture on his W15 F1 car during the Qatar Grand Prix was likely caused by his front wing settings rather than

Mercedes Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton was involved in a heated radio exchange during the Qatar Grand Prix.

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Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has given his verdict on Lewis Hamilton's performance in recent races, especially after a disastrous Qatar Grand Prix where

Lewis Hamilton threatened to retire his Mercedes car during the Qatar Grand Prix in a radio meltdown after being hit with a drive-through penalty for speeding in the pit lane.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted to a ‘disagreement’ with his Mercedes car after a horrific performance at the Qatar Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion was unable to carry the high of last weekend’s 1-2 in Las Vegas into Qatar, where Hamilton endured a miserable result.

Lewis Hamilton has issued a public apology to Mercedes following the Qatar Grand Prix. The apology came on the heels of a challenging race marked by a false sta

Lewis Hamilton has picked up a five-second time penalty for a false start at the Qatar Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion wasn't the only racer penalised - Liam Lawson picked up a 10-second penalty for a moment with Valtteri Bottas, while Lance Stroll also got the same reprimand.

It’s not often Lewis Hamilton is tempted to give up in Formula 1. He nearly did just that Sunday, discussing with his Mercedes team over the radio whether it would be best to retire the car as his Qatar Grand Prix went from bad to worse.

F1 2024 marks the final season of the record-breaking Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes partnership, with Hamilton on his way to Ferrari from F1 2025. However, the closing stages of Ham

Lewis Hamilton has apologised to Mercedes for two mistakes he made in the Qatar Grand Prix as he ended up finishing 12th. The British racing superstar has struggled to find his best form in recent weeks as his Mercedes career nears its end.