Sebastian Vettel shouldn’t worry - as Ayrton Senna said ‘we are competing to win’
Team orders or individual brilliance? Which should come out on top?
Lewis Hamilton has written off his chances of winning this month's British Grand Prix at Silverstone, just as Jenson Button did earlier in the week.
The swaggering ease of the world champion Sebastian Vettel's victory in the Canadian Grand Prix – Red Bull's first success on the North American continent – disguised the fact that this was a highly entertaining race, unfortunately marred by a fatal accident to a track marshal.
The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve defines Lewis Hamilton like no other.
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Lewis Hamilton is banking on a return to one of his favourite tracks this weekend to kickstart his faltering season.
Mercedes and Pirelli face punishment from the FIA after conducting an unauthorised tyre testing session after the Spanish Grand Prix two weeks ago.
Formula One is in crisis as it faces up to a $2bn (£1.32bn) bill that it cannot afford to pay and which could spell the end for a number of teams.
Lewis Hamilton's new team-mate was found snoring in the Mercedes motor-homeon Wednesday, his head in the lap of the British driver who rubbed his ears affectionately. "He was out late last night," said Hamilton, with a grin as wide as the paddock. "When I go to bed, he sits next to the bed or on it, and that's how he snores."
Private equity firm CVC Capital is targeting a $12bn (£7.8bn) market capitalisation for Formula One in its planned flotation on the Singapore stock exchange, according to a source close to the company.
Paul Hembery, Pirelli's motorsport director, has promised to toughen up his tyres for next month's British Grand Prix. The Spanish Grand Prix came under fire from a number of drivers after featuring 82 pit stops as teams fought with the complexities of this season's tyres. Half the cars made four stops in Sunday's race and some more than that.

Team orders or individual brilliance? Which should come out on top?
Private equity firm CVC Capital is targeting a $12bn (£7.8bn) market capitalisation for Formula One in its planned flotation on the Singapore stock exchange, according to a source close to the company.
Motorsport enthusiast Chris White gives the rundown on the essentials you need to know about becoming a racing driver.
The Italian legend pulled off a trademark comeback to finish second behind Yamaha team-mate Jorge Lorenzo last night ... are we finally set for an exciting season once again?