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Hamilton Shares Heartfelt Reaction to … Read More Lewis Hamilton has spoken warmly about witnessing Kimi Antonelli’s remarkable Sprint pole at the Miami Grand Prix, describing it as a heartwarming moment that brought back fond memories of his own time at Mercedes. Antonelli, a teenage prodigy and Hamilton’s successor at Mercedes for the 2025 season, made headlines by becoming the youngest ever driver to claim pole position in an F1 Sprint Qualifying session. Hamilton, who moved to Ferrari after an illustrious stint with Mercedes, expressed admiration for Antonelli’s rise and the team’s continued faith in his development. Mercedes Team…
BREAKING:Pedro Acosta fit for MotoGP French GP action after… read more Pedro Acosta has been cleared to race in the MotoGP French Grand Prix at Le Mans following recent arm-pump surgery. The Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 rider underwent the procedure shortly after the Spanish Grand Prix and subsequent test at Jerez. The 20-year-old Spaniard revealed that he had been silently battling the condition—common among riders but often underplayed—since the beginning of the 2024 season. Although Acosta initially downplayed the symptoms, he admitted the situation had escalated significantly in recent races. “Earlier in the season, the pain was minimal,” he shared…
BREAKING:BMA launches ‘value of a GP’ campaign to make case for… read more The British Medical Association (BMA) has launched a new campaign titled “The Value of a GP”, advocating for greater investment in general practice throughout the UK. The initiative comes ahead of the UK Government’s forthcoming long-term spending review, and it includes the publication of a detailed report outlining the critical importance of general practitioners (GPs) to the healthcare system. The report argues that GPs possess the necessary knowledge and capability to address the current challenges facing general practice, but doing so will require swift and substantial action…
BREAKING:Lewis Hamilton’s verdict on Sainz Miami GP crash after… read more During the closing stages of the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, a dramatic clash unfolded between Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz as they battled for position, with Hamilton ultimately finishing eighth and Sainz just behind. The incident, which took place on the final lap, saw Sainz attempting an aggressive move on Hamilton at Turn 17. Despite their wheel-to-wheel contact, both drivers offered contrasting perspectives on what transpired, though the stewards ultimately deemed it a racing incident. Carlos Sainz, who now drives for Williams after leaving Ferrari, described the collision with…
Breaking:2025 Miami GP F1 Akkodis Race Debrief: Kimi’s First Pole &… read more James Allison is back to break down all the action from the Miami Grand Prix! In this debrief, he answers fan questions about Kimi’s stunning first-ever pole position, George Russell securing a spot on the podium, and the wild and unpredictable LEGO-themed race event .
Confirmed:G-P Named Global EOR Industry Leader for Third Consecutive Year in… read more BOSTON, May 8, 2025 — G-P (Globalization Partners), a pioneer and leader in the global employment industry, has once again been recognized as the top Employer of Record (EOR) provider in the 2025 edition of The IEC Group Global EOR Study and the IEC Dynamic Map™ Quadrant. This marks the third consecutive year G-P has secured the top spot among 25 industry-leading companies, confirming its dominance in the global EOR market. The IEC Group, a well-respected analyst organization specializing in global workforce and HR services, highlighted G-P’s…
Breaking:Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari driver’s contentious radio messages during Miami GP analysed by… read more
Breaking:Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari driver’s contentious radio messages during Miami GP analysed by… read more At the Miami Grand Prix, tensions flared within the Ferrari team as Lewis Hamilton’s radio outbursts revealed growing frustration with race strategy decisions. The seven-time world champion, who joined Ferrari for the 2025 Formula One season, was noticeably irritated during the race when his request to pass teammate Charles Leclerc was not immediately approved. The incident gained widespread attention, especially given Hamilton’s emotional radio communications and the strategic implications for the team. Hamilton was running a different tyre strategy compared to Leclerc, which gave him a…
Zak Brown Advises Lando Norris to Let Go of Perf… Read more McLaren CEO Zak Brown has offered advice to Lando Norris as the young British driver continues his pursuit of a maiden Formula 1 world title. Brown has encouraged Norris to move away from a relentless quest for perfection and instead concentrate on delivering consistently strong performances without overthinking every detail. Norris started the season with an impressive win from pole position at the Australian Grand Prix, delivering what many considered a near-flawless performance. However, in the races that followed, a series of minor mistakes have crept…
FIA Clears McLaren After Brake Inspection Following… Read more Following the Miami Grand Prix, the FIA has officially deemed McLaren’s rear brake system legal, putting an end to the growing speculation regarding the team’s methods of managing rear tyre temperatures. Concerns had been raised by several rival teams over McLaren’s brake design, particularly focusing on the way it was seemingly cooling the outer surface of its rear brake drums. These suspicions were rooted in a belief that McLaren may have been exploiting a technical grey area to manage tyre temperatures more effectively — a crucial factor in race performance.…
FIA President Questions Future of F1 Cost… Read More FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has suggested that the Formula 1 cost cap, introduced to bring financial parity among teams, may be more trouble than it’s worth. According to a report by the Associated Press, Ben Sulayem expressed frustration during the Miami Grand Prix weekend, questioning whether the cost cap—currently set at around $140 million—should continue. The cost cap was implemented in 2021 to level the playing field between high-spending teams and those with smaller budgets. The regulation was also intended to promote long-term financial sustainability and help teams become…