SEVEN-time world champion Sir Lewis Hamilton finished the Hungarian Grand Prix in 3rd place, extending his record for the most podiums.

Zane Maloney suffered a tough break during the feature race in Hungary after being forced out on lap 7.

Lando Norris landed his third career pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest today (July 20), clocking a time of 1:15.227.

Zane Maloney only managed a 14th place finish in the sprint race in Hungary after engine failure.

In a sport where national representation is often limited to industry giants, his presence on the F2 grid is ground-breaking.

As Hamilton cried as he held onto his father fans would’ve been reminded of that fateful Abu Dhabi GP in 2021.

For starters, Sir Lewis Hamilton wrote his name in the history books once again, breaking his own record for the most wins at one circuit.

Sir Lewis Hamilton made history today at Silverstone (July 7) securing his 9th victory at the British track, reports Damian Hall.

In a thrilling qualifying session, Mercedes’ George Russell claimed pole position for tomorrow’s British Grand Prix.

As the heart of motorsport beats louder this week, anticipation for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone rises, writes Damian Hall.