Lewis Hamilton again clashed with his new race engineer after a humbling race in China which saw him finish sixth. Hamilton finished sixth in Shanghai but did so having moved over for Charles ...

Lewis Hamilton revealed Ferrari made “small tweaks” to the SF-25 setup that took the car to a “knife edge” in balance for qualifying as he gets set to line up P5 for the Chinese Grand Prix ...

Lewis Hamilton claimed his first-ever win for Ferrari as he cruised to a dominant victory in the sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix on Saturday. Hamilton started the 19-lap race on pole, held ...

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It is the end,’ he concluded despairingly. In this strikingly clear and sober work the great doyen of Cold War historians, John Lewis Gaddis, begins with another voice of the time, one almost as ...