Hamilton enjoying one of his strongest weekends
2015 Hungarian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton says he’s having one of his strongest weekends ever at the wheel of an F1 car.
Lewis Hamilton says he’s having one of his strongest weekends ever at the wheel of an F1 car.
Lewis Hamilton continued his domination of qualifying by taking his fifth pole position in a row for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton is on pole position for the ninth time this year and will share the front row of the grid with Nico Rosberg.
Lewis Hamilton completed a clean sweep of practice sessions for the Hungarian Grand Prix by setting the quickest time in the final hour of running.
In the round-up: Improvements coming to Hungaroring • Perez “scared” in crash • More money woe for Lotus
Red Bull had cause for optimism after a strong showing on Friday, and could be in the hunt for their first podium finish of the year.
Team principals have supported the FIA’s decision to prevent future drivers from using Jules Bianchi’s race number 17.
Red Bull will not see any performance upgrades on their Renault power unit until the Russian Grand Prix in October, according to Christian Horner.
Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost says the poor reliability of his team’s car is undermining its bid to end the year in the top half of the F1 field.
Graeme Lowden says he will remember his former driver Jules Bianchi as being “grateful and happy” for his chance to race in Formula One.
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Lewis Hamilton stayed on top in the second practice session at the Hungaroring but this time the Red Bulls were his closest challengers.
Force India will not run either of its cars in today’s second practice session following Sergio Perez’s crash this morning.
McLaren has taken advantage of a new rule which allows them to use an extra power unit element without incurring a penalty.
Sergio Perez was unhurt after a rolling his Force India during the first practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
In the round-up: Button linked to Williams return • Hamilton doubts Rosberg has brake problem • New Bianchi crash details revealed
Formula One, GP2 and GP3 drivers will sport tributes to Jules Bianchi on their cars and helmets at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend.
Six drivers who raced against Jules Bianchi in Formula One or earlier in their careers paid tribute to him during today’s FIA press conference.
Fabio Leimer, the 2013 GP2 champion, will have his first run in an official Formula One session this weekend with Manor.
Felipe Massa says he cannot accept that Jules Bianchi’s car was able to collide with a crane in his fatal accident during last year’s Japanese Grand Prix.