Hamilton welcomes Sepang return for racing and physical challenge
Lewis Hamilton says Sepang’s racing and the physical challenge of its heat give him reasons to welcome Formula 1’s return.
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Lewis Hamilton says Sepang’s racing and the physical challenge of its heat give him reasons to welcome Formula 1’s return.
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Jan Lammers thinks Sepang could suit Max Verstappen and Red Bull, but expects Mercedes to present the biggest obstacle to a win.
Ralf Schumacher has challenged Christian Horner’s account of Helmut Marko’s early stance on recruiting Max Verstappen.
Aston Martin’s F1 operation reported higher turnover for 2025, but its pre-tax loss also grew as the team expanded.
McLaren is factoring the chance of heavy afternoon rain into its preparations for Formula 1’s reported return to Sepang.
Lewis Hamilton has questioned plans for a Monaco sprint in 2027, saying an extra qualifying session may appeal but a shorter race is not the answer for the event.
Sepang is set to stand in for Bahrain in 2026, with its chief executive expecting weekend-ticket sales to reach 100,000.
After Isack Hadjar’s podium return in Baku, former team principal Giancarlo Minardi says he could challenge Max Verstappen at Red Bull.
Fernando Alonso says he will race in 2027 and expects Aston Martin to surprise people, despite scoring points in only two races this season.