Lewis Hamilton taking nothing for granted after latest victory

Lewis Hamilton is taking nothing for granted after winning back-to-back grand prixs and reigniting his challenge in the Formula One drivers' championship.

Lewis Hamilton: I’m ready to roll

A week after carrying the hopes of millions of British motor sport fans at his home grand prix, Lewis Hamilton will again be the centre of attention when he takes on the hillclimb at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. After being “blown away” by the reception he received last year, Hamilton had no hesitation in confirming he’d be back. “I really enjoyed my experience at Goodwood last year, it was fantastic,” he says.

Felipe Massa streaks to top spot

Lewis Hamilton will start today’s European Grand Prix in Valencia from the front row after qualifying second fastest behind Felipe Massa, but the young British driver may not have a home circuit on which to display his talent after next year.

Kimi Raikkonen: Good enough speed to win here

Montreal - In a new Media Centre, part of a major refurbishment of the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit in Montreal, Kimi Raikkonen was one of the first drivers to meet the press, in this afternoon's official FIA Press Conference.

McLaren challenge Lewis Hamilton penalty

A Formula One season without courtroom drama just will not do, it seems. The legal buffs are going to get their fix this time round after McLaren Mercedes confirmed yesterday that they will appeal against the decision by the stewards to demote Lewis Hamilton from first to third place at the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa- Francorchamps on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton moves into pole position on rich list

He has not won the Formula One World Championship yet - and his sternest critics say that he may never achieve that - but Lewis Hamilton is Britain's highest paid sportsman. In addition to his £75 million basic salary from McLaren Mercedes over the next five years, Hamilton is about to a sign personal sponsorship deal with Reebok, the sports equipment manufacturer, that is thought to be worth £10 million spread over a minimum of three years.