Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc is worried about the pace deficit his team is currently facing with McLaren after qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix. Despite displaying some promising pace in the sprint race, Leclerc and his teammate Lewis Hamilton could only manage fifth and sixth place, respectively, in qualifying. Leclerc expressed concerns about the 3-tenths gap between Ferrari and McLaren, stating that he doesn't believe there is much more potential in the car.
The highly anticipated Chinese Grand Prix was off to a dramatic start as Ferrari's Charles Leclerc broke the unspoken rule of not colliding with your own teammate, hitting Lewis Hamilton's car in the first corner. Though both cars were not spun out, Leclerc's front wing suffered damage that gradually unraveled during the race. Despite losing 20-30 points of downforce, Leclerc's team chose not to replace the damaged wing, causing tension between him and Hamilton as they fought for positions. Ultimately, it was Hamilton who struggled with pace and gave in to a swap order, giving Ferrari a second-place finish.
After nearly nine years, Heather Knight has relinquished her role as the captain of the England women's cricket team. This decision comes after the departure of head coach Jon Lewis following England's 16-0 defeat in the Ashes series against Australia. Knight, who has led the team to multiple successes including a World Cup victory, will continue to be available for selection. The ECB has now decided to appoint a new captain to lead England women's team into a new era.
After England's crushing defeat against Australia in the women's Ashes and their early exit in last year's T20 World Cup, the England Cricket Board has announced the resignation of their head coach Jon Lewis. Despite his efforts to develop and improve the team, Lewis has decided to step down from his role, leaving the team in search of a new coach. This news comes as a shock to the cricket world, as England will now have to prepare for upcoming series against West Indies and India without a permanent head coach in place. Fans can stay updated with all the latest IPL and cricket news, including team standings, schedules and live scores, as well as other sports news.
In just his second race weekend with Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton claimed his first pole position for the Sprint at the Chinese Grand Prix. Despite a difficult debut with the team in Melbourne last weekend, Hamilton bounced back in sensational style to outperform new teammate Charles Leclerc and secure a record-breaking sixth win at the venue. Despite early title leader Lando Norris making a mistake and finishing sixth for McLaren, Max Verstappen will join Hamilton on the front row for the Sprint, with Leclerc in fourth.
In a thrilling qualifying session for Sprint Qualifying, Lewis Hamilton took everyone by surprise as he stormed to pole position while McLaren struggled. Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri rounded out the top three, with Hamilton pipping them by less than a tenth. McLaren's initial dominance in practice sessions was overshadowed as Hamilton put in a stunning performance, while McLaren's Jack Doohan also bounced back from a power unit issue to finish strong.
In his second race weekend with Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton claimed an impressive pole position for the Chinese Grand Prix Sprint race. Hamilton bounced back from a difficult debut with the team and outperformed his new teammate Charles Leclerc for the first time. McLaren, the favorites to head the grid, could only finish third and sixth, with early title leader Lando Norris making a mistake. Max Verstappen will start alongside Hamilton on the front row.
Ferrari took a risky gamble during the Australian Grand Prix when they chose to keep their drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc on slick tyres as a rain storm hit the track. This decision ultimately backfired as both their drivers struggled to navigate the wet conditions and fell behind their competitors. The team's boss, Fred Vasseur, admits that it was the wrong call and will be looking to learn from their mistake during the upcoming Chinese Grand Prix. Don't miss the action as the first Sprint weekend of the season unfolds, live on Sky Sports F1.
After switching from Mercedes to Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton finishes 10th at the Australian Grand Prix and admits his weekend did not go as planned. The seven-time world champion struggled with the car, but managed to secure a point in a chaotic race. Hamilton remains determined and is looking forward to the next race in China.
Fans were excited to see Lewis Hamilton in his debut race with Ferrari at the Australian Grand Prix, but tough weather conditions made it a challenging day for the seven-time World Champion. Despite struggling with wet-weather settings on his steering wheel, Hamilton managed to cross the finish line in P10. He expressed frustration over missed opportunities on strategy, but was ultimately satisfied with just keeping his car on the track in a race where several drivers crashed out. Stay updated with head-to-head race statistics between team-mates and the full F1 schedule for 2025.