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By: Jonathan McEvoy
A big cheer and then Lewis Hamilton was left shaking his head. From a likely pole one moment to demotion down the grid a couple of hours later, his world championship hopes rocked in Hungary.
Lando Norris returned to the top step of the podium with McLaren's new upgrades delivering the reigning world champion a big win in Hungary.
By: Jonathan McEvoy
Lucky, lucky, Lando. Not that world champion Norris was other than the fastest man in the Hungarian Grand Prix and should have won it on his own.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN BUDAPEST: Hamilton fell 50 points behind championship leader Kimi Antonelli by finishing fifth following a curious late strategy call that cost him a possible second place.
By: Jonathan McEvoy
Lewis Hamilton pledged to seek answers from his Ferrari team after another missed opportunity in his spluttering quest for a record eighth world title.
You think Mercedes want Russell to win as much as they are rooting for Antonelli? I'll tell you how I know they do not.
JONATHAN McEVOY: It can now never be contradicted that Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump share a bone-deep appreciation of all that it means to best serve the world's oldest game.
By: Jonathan McEvoy
It can now never be contradicted that Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump share a bone-deep appreciation of all that it means to best serve the world's oldest and most popular game.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN COWES: Ainslie's is trying to win, now as team boss rather than helmsman, the technology-led, F1-on-water America's Cup, the oldest international sports competition in the world.
By: Jonathan McEvoy
A couple of notable letters crop up on the wall. They are correspondence from Lord Nelson and nestle among the high-value art in the Royal Yacht Squadron ‘Castle', in Cowes, Isle of Wight.
