Lewis Hamilton says Italian GP ending 'brought memories back' of Abu Dhabi controversy

Kayne West is attacking Mark Zuckerberg after his Instagram use was restricted after the rapper said Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was controlled by Jewish people. The accusation against Diddy, 52, emerged on Friday (08. 10.

Jacques O’Neill is reportedly dating a stunning Scandinavian influencer Isabel Raad. The brunette beauty is said to currently be visiting the UK, with Jacques hosting her during her stay. It’s believed the pair have been seen looking cosy with one another at a recent event, with sources branding them as having “real potential together”.

King Charles’ coronation is reportedly set to last just over an hour. The service at Westminster Abbey – which is rumoured to be scheduled for June 3 next year – will also have fewer rituals and be more diverse than the 1953 ceremony in which his late mother Queen Elizabeth was crowned, according to the Mail On Sunday.

Mo Gilligan may have not believed it, but it turns out it was The Great British Bake Off star Liam Charles behind the Candlestick on The Masked Dancer. Hosted by Joel Dommett, the spin-off form The Masked Singer sees judges Jonathan Ross, Oti Mabuse, Davina McCall and Peter Crouch guess which disguised celebrity is dancing in front of them. This time around none of them were right when it came to the Candlestick’s identity, with Mo believing it was Olly Murs, while Davina thought it was Take That legend Jason Orange.

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Christian Horner has suggested Max Verstappen has more respect for old karting rival Charles Leclerc than for seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.Verstappen and Hamilton fought for the 2021 F1 title in one of the most intense and exciting battles in the sport’s history. There were numerous controversial moments, including collisions at Silverstone, Monza and in Saudi Arabia prior to the infamous title decider in Abu Dhabi which controversially went the Dutchman’s way.Verstappen has had it far easier in 2022 and could seal the championship at the next race in Singapore.

F1 circuits have become 'sterilised' in recent times.When the 1992 world champion began his F1 career, it wasn't uncommon for drivers to suffer fatal accidents or be seriously injured. However, following the darkest weekend in the sport’s history at Imola in 1994, when Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger both lost their lives, rules were tightened up to ensure both tracks and cars were much safer.There was been one fatality since then in F1 with Jules Bianchi losing his life following a crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix.

Formula One driver Lando Norris. The McLaren star announced he had broken up with his then-girlfriend ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. In January, the couple had made their relationship public but eight months later and it was all over.

Christian Horner says F1 abandoned a key policy by allowing the Italian Grand Prix to finish under a safety car.The Red Bull boss’s lead driver, Max Verstappen, won the race to take another step towards his second world title, which could be clinched as early as the next race in Singapore.However, even Horner was unhappy with the manner of the finale of the race after Daniel Ricciardo broke down in a tricky position on the track. As marshals struggled to move the stricken McLaren, there was confusion when the safety car picked up George Russell’s third-place Mercedes rather than leader Verstappen, who was booed past the chequered by the disgruntled Italian fans. READ MORE: F1 commentator rages at Italian GP finish and tells chiefs to 'get in a room' to make changes While Verstappen was a worthy winner, there was frustration that the race wasn’t red-flagged and restarted or that the safety car wasn’t called in earlier to allow at least one more racing lap.“It was an anti-climax in the end,” Horner told Channel 4.

F1 title battle in Abu Dhabi.The safety car was brought out at Monza after Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren broke down in an awkward position on track, with marshals having a tricky time removing it. There was then confusion when the safety car came out and picked George Russell’s third-place Mercedes rather than leader Max Verstappen, and time ran out for racing to resume.

Toto Wolff made a cheeky reference to the botched handling of the safety car period in Abu Dhabi last year following the anti-climatic ending to the Italian Grand Prix.The safety car was brought out with five laps to go at Monza after Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren broke down in an awkward position on track, with marshals having a tricky time removing it.The situation bore an uncanny resemblance to the final laps of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December. Except on that occasion, cars between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were allowed to unlap themselves and racing resumed earlier than it should have under normal rules.

Royal Family, it’s long been believed one must adhere to a strict set of rules around touching, talking and general decorum.Even if various spokespeople have dismissed the existence of such protocols in the past…While there is a lot to be mindful of, should you find yourself face to face with a royal, according to the BBC, the biggest supposed ‘rule’ is: don’t touch His or Her Majesty.You’re allowed to only shake their hand if they offer it. When it came to Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8 aged 96, you were also not to expect the monarch to start the conversation with you if you were sitting on her left during a meal, should you be so lucky.

Lewis Hamilton will start the Italian Grand Prix from 19th place on Sunday after a mixed-up grid was confirmed. The seven-time world champion accepted an engine penalty after taking a fourth power unit for the season. It means that he has suffered a huge grid drop after crashing in the Belgian GP two weeks ago.A Mercedes spokesperson said: "We will be fitting PU number four for this weekend for Lewis.

Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton once got a telling-off from The Queen over his bad etiquette at a Buckingham Palace lunch. The decorated racing driver has met the royal family on several occasions, with the most recent late last year, when he was knighted by the then- Prince of Wales, King Charles III.

Sebastian Vettel turned up at his final Italian Grand Prix as an F1 driver sporting an intriguing new look.The four-time world champion, who will retire at the end of the season, has grown his hair long in recent times, possibly a hint that he may now be feeling freer after announcing his exit from the sport.But as he faced the media ahead of this weekend’s race at Monza, Vettel showed off more facial hair than usual, plus a white headband, to the delight of many F1 fans, who were quick to take to social media to give their verdict.READ MORE: Queen told off Lewis Hamilton after he broke royal protocol on visit to the Palace Some suggested he looked like a 1970s porn star while others felt he bore more of a resemblance to 1980s tennis icon John McEnroe.“Is Seb gonna join a German metal band when he leaves F1? ‘He got the look’, as they say,” tweeted one while another added: “Vettel going for the 70s porn star look.”A third said: “Looking more like John McEnroe every week” and a fourth commented: “Vettel going for the 70s porn star look.”There was debate over what decade Vettel’s look belonged in, with one fan tweeting: “Seb is becoming a man of the 80s,” while another posted: “He looks like he’s going to play his final match at US Open.” Does Sebastian Vettel look more like a 70s porn star or an 80s tennis player? Tell us in the comments section below. Speaking ahead of the weekend, the former Ferrari driver, whose first-ever F1 victory came at Monza in 2008, said: “I’m looking forward to the weekend, it’s usually a great atmosphere.

Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have long been at each other's throats in F1 - but there's one aspect of their rivalry where the Mercedes man is way out of front.Wolff and his Red Bull rival frequently clashed in the 2021 campaign as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen went head-to-head for the world title. And there was to be no diplomatic conclusion, with the Dutchman eventually crowned champion in a highly dubious circumstances after an explosive season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.In April this year, the pair attended a meeting of all team bosses, and it seemed tension was still rife as they sat as far away as possible from each other at the table.

Lewis Hamilton paid a poignant tribute to Queen Elizabeth II before joining the rest of the F1 fraternity for a period of silence ahead of practice at the Italian Grand Prix.The world’s longest-reigning head of state passed away at Balmoral on Thursday at the age of 96. Seven-time world champion Hamilton met The Queen on numerous occasions and received his MBE from the monarch shortly after winning his first world title in 2008. He received his knighthood from the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle at the end of last year.Hamilton took to social media to post a tribute to The Queen on Friday morning before getting into his Mercedes.READ MORE: Queen told off Lewis Hamilton after he broke royal protocol on visit to the Palace “How do you find the words to describe the loss of Her Majesty The Queen? She was truly an iconic leader, an inspiration and a reassuring presence for most, if not all, of our lives,” he wrote.

Lewis Hamilton was once told off by The Queen, as he made a mistake and broke protocol during his visit to the Palace.The nation is mourning the loss of Her Majesty, and Hamilton sent out a emotional message just hours before she sadly died on Thursday. The F1 driver met Queen Elizabeth II on many occasions, and was awarded a knighthood in the Queen's New Year Honours list after an incredible 2020 where he won a record-equalling seventh F1 world championship.But Hamilton once revealed that he recieved a telling off from Her Majesty, after excitement got the better of him during a meet at the Palace.