Ratcliffe expects Hamilton to stay with Mercedes
Media playback is not supported on this device Britain’s richest man Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he has no plans to invest in a Premier League team and believes he has “enough on his plate” with his existing sports portfolio, which expanded today into Formula 1.The billionaire’s petrochemicals firm Ineos has just signed a five-year partnership with Mercedes, and he says the company now has “quite enough...
‘Our journey hasn’t been easy’ – Hamilton opens up about relationship with father
Lewis Hamilton has spoken candidly about his attempts to repair what he says has been “not the easiest of relationships” with father Anthony. The six-time world champion was managed by his father when he started in Formula 1 in 2007. But that working relationship ended in 2010, after which they did not speak for a time. “Our journey hasn’t been an easy one,” said Mercedes driver Hamilton on social media....
Formula 1: Sean Bratches to leave commercial role
Formula 1 commercial boss Sean Bratches is to leave his role at the end of the month.Bratches, one of three executives appointed when US group Liberty Media bought the sport in January 2017, will not be directly replaced.A statement from F1 said he would “continue to support the business in an advisory role from the United States”. F1 chairman and chief executive Chase Carey said Bratches had “transformed the...
Formula 1 world champions Mercedes to partner Team Ineos
Six-time Formula 1 constructors’ championship winners Mercedes have agreed a partnership with Team Ineos’ cycling and sailing divisions. This article is from the BBC Sport website / bbc.co.uk - Formula 1 world champions Mercedes to partner Team Ineos
Abu Dhabi GP: Bottas top despite bizarre Grosjean crash
Valtteri Bottas leads Lewis Hamilton to a Mercedes one-two in second practice at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. This article is from the BBC Sport website / bbc.co.uk - Abu Dhabi GP: Bottas top despite bizarre Grosjean crash
Valtteri Bottas to start at back of Abu Dhabi grid
Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas will start the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from the back of the grid because of an engine-related penalty. This article is from the BBC Sport website / bbc.co.uk - Valtteri Bottas to start at back of Abu Dhabi grid
