Recently, Mick Schumacher has been linked to the World Endurance Championship(WEC). The former F1 driver will reportedly sign with Alpine to embark on a new adventure in his racing career. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says this move need not mean the end of his work in Formula 1, for Schumacher. As a Mercedes reserve driver, Schumacher is still involved in Formula 1. Even with the possible signing of a contract with

With team-mate George Russell crashing out on the final lap at Marina Bay last weekend, chasing team-mate Hamilton claimed the final spot on the podium after the duo’s aggressive late switch to medium tyres in a bid to challenge for victory. But as Hamilton took to the podium alongside race winner Carlos Sainz and runner-up Lando Norris, the TV cameras picked out the celebrating Ferrari and McLaren crews but no

China have won the most medals since first competing in 1974, but Japan’s golden success takes some beating Bigger than the Olympics, maybe not, but there are more athletes in Hangzhou than there will be in Paris next year The second day of competition in Hangzhou and our daily fiver list has something of a theme running through it, numbers. From gold medals won, to runs scored, or not, as

ONE Championship fighter’s public display of vulnerability could save lives in industry where showing pain is not an option ‘I realise my purpose in life is greater than winning championships. It’s saving lives,’ says Lee, whose sister Victoria took her own life last year Angela Lee revealed in The Players Tribune on Tuesday a 2017 car crash which ruled her out of a coming title defence was a suicide attempt.

ONE’s atomweight MMA champion reveals car crash that ruled her out of November 2017 title defence was attempt to take her own life Lee, then aged 21, says she was struggling with her weight cut for the fight, and ‘didn’t want to be a disappointment to anyone’ ONE Championship atomweight champion Angela Lee has revealed her 2017 car crash was a suicide attempt, and confirmed publicly for the first time

As the RB19s rolled out for FP1 on Friday, it swiftly became apparent that the cars had fallen out of their hitherto very wide operating window. Max Verstappen called his ride “undrivable” as he lacked confidence when hitting the brakes only to then turn in and find wayward cornering balance. With Red Bull finally looking impeachable, comparisons were soon made to the 2015 visit to Marina Bay when the street