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Seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has gone through numerous different helmet iterations during his 16-year tenure at the pinnacle of motorsport. Among them are limited-edition helmets that feature iconic one-off designs for key events or pay tribute to important figures in his life. Here are five of his best.
While he made us wait for it, McLaren's frontman Lando Norris finally scooped his first win in Formula One in Magic City at the weekend. Alongside the British driver's career-topping performance, we saw Red Bull's Verstappen struggle with his pace for the first time in what feels like forever.
Intrigue was high ahead of the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix. Max Verstappen had won 10 Grand Prix in a row, but how far could he take it? Could he go one better in Singapore or could the indomitable Red Bull finally be toppled in 2023? The answer, it turns out, was yes.
Lando Norris picked up the pace last weekend in Imola, as the McLaren driver clocked up his fourth podium of the season following his debut win in Miami. While Verstappen returned to the top, adding another lights to flag victory to his roster of wins, cracks in the Red Bull outfit started to show on track, with the Dutchman's lead dwindling.
Anticipation of a home podium was high as the drivers lined up for the 2023 Aramco British Grand Prix.
While McLaren’s Lando Norris once again came painfully close to securing another victory against the ever-dominant Max Verstappen, he and fellow brits Lewis Hamilton and George Russell locked out three of the top four places in Spain.
Once again, it was the British drivers who took centre stage in Austria as frontrunner Lando Norris crashed out after contact with reigning champion Max Verstappen. The incident took place just seven laps from the end, wrecking both drivers' chances of a podium place, while allowing Mercedes' George Russell to slip into the lead and claim his second victory in his Formula One career.
Early morning drizzle persisted in the skies above Silverstone, setting the tone for what was predicted to be a typical wet and windy 2024 British Grand Prix weekend.
All four categories were represented on the first day of on-track running and with an expectant sell-out home crowd flooding into the circuit, the Brits were already gunning for glory.
