Hamilton and Russell Speak Out Against FIA President’s Swearing Ban Reversal

Lewis Hamilton criticized the FIA president’s decision to backtrack on the swearing ban, calling the situation “ridiculous” and “a mess.” George Russell expressed suspicions about the FIA’s intentions to change its stance on punishing drivers, indicating that the reversal seemed “all a bit suspect.” The FIA revised penalties for drivers for swearing after facing backlash, reducing fines from €40,000 to €5,000 and removing the ban threat for a second offense. Hamilton commented on the decision ahead of the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, describing the situation as absurd and highlighting the need…

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Anthony Hamilton Makes Racing History as FIA Young Driver Role Confirmed

Lewis Hamilton’s father Anthony is set to take on an official role at the FIA to assist with its young driver programme, a role that will be confirmed next month at the FIA’s conference in Macau. Hamilton Sr has been working in an advisory capacity for the past 18 months, impressing FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who aims to facilitate young drivers’ career pathways within the sport. This development does not affect Lewis Hamilton’s stance on Ben Sulayem’s governance, as he and other drivers have previously clashed with the FIA…

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Unpacking McLaren’s Victorious Formula 1 Triumph in Miami: Beyond Tire Management

Red Bull driver advisor Helmut Marko noted McLaren’s pure speed, being between seven tenths and a second faster during the Miami Grand Prix, revealing their superiority. The race showcased McLaren’s potential fully for the first time in Formula 1 2025 after overcoming previous concealed speed due to race circumstances. Lando Norris impressively closed the gap to Max Verstappen in just 13 laps after slipping to sixth position in Florida, demonstrating McLaren’s competitive edge. McLaren’s advantage in speed on hotter circuits, such as Miami, was evident as Norris swiftly regained his…

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Unlocking the Formula: McLaren’s Miami Victory Revealed

Helmut Marko indicated McLaren’s superior speed at the Miami Grand Prix, with a gap of seven tenths to a second behind. This highlighted McLaren’s pure speed, previously hidden due to various race circumstances. The recent race in Florida demonstrated McLaren’s potential, especially with Lando Norris’s quick recovery behind Max Verstappen after a first-lap incident. Norris managed to close the gap in just 13 laps. Factors like DRS assistance and Verstappen’s battle with Piastri contributed to Norris’s comeback. This showcased McLaren’s speed and potential in Miami. McLaren’s tire management excellence, especially…

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