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Chloe Grace Moretz looked joyful as she with a giant black wheel in her arms outside Williams Racing during the Formula 1 in Austin, Texas on Friday afternoon.While receiving a private tour from Thai-British racing driver, Alex Albon, who is currently competing in Formula One, the 25-year-old Greta actress couldn't stop smiling while oozing casual-cool in her laid-back look.For the occasion, the two-time People's Choice Awards winner sported a open red and aqua blue flannel, black tank top and light-wash blue jeans. Cool girl: Chloe Grace Moretz looked joyful as she with a giant black wheel in her arms outside Williams Racing during the Formula 1 in Austin, Texas on Friday afternoonThe Georgia native, who who rose to fame at just 12 years old after starring in the superhero movie Kick-Ass, let her golden blonde locks cascade down her shoulders in loose waves.

Alex Albon will replace Formula 1 teammate Logan Sargeant in the upcoming Australian Grand Prix!

Netflix is adamant that it’s not interested in live sports.

Stars of two Netflix sports series will face off in The Netflix Cup, the streamer’s first live sports event, at a match play tournament next month at the Wynn Golf Club in Las Vegas.

Max Verstappen clinched the F1 title in confusing fashion, the much-criticised Nicholas Latifi finally scored his first points of the season.It has been a tough third and probably final season in F1 for the Canadian, who has been the subject of social media ridicule due to a spate of crashes and poor pace compared to teammate Alex Albon and even Albon’s late-minute stand-in at the Italian Grand Prix, Nyck de Vries.Therefore it was no surprise when it was announced after Monza that Latifi would leave Williams at the end of the season, despite the fact his billionaire father Michael’s food company has been a key sponsor of the team. READ MORE: Nicholas Latifi 'shows why he is the greatest' after going the wrong way at Japanese GP Latifi was then staring at the ignominy of going through the whole season without scoring a single point. However, he avoided that fate with an excellent drive to ninth in treacherous conditions at Suzuka, finishing ahead of the McLarens of Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo.That came after a rather embarrassing start to the weekend when he went the wrong way before a corner during practice on Friday.As a result, a US-based Williams fan has seemingly got himself a tattoo to mark the occasion, having previously promised to do if the driver scored points this season. What's your favourite Nicholas Latifi moment? Tell us in the comments section below. The fan, posting under the name @Williams_F1_USA (Latifi Points Enjoyer), tweeted an imagine of his new piece of body art.

F1 driver Jolyon Palmer has opened up about a major health scare he suffered as a youngster which saw him lose a kidney.Palmer, now 31, competed in F1 in 2016 and 2017 for Renault before being dropped by the French team. Since then he has carved out a successful media career, working with BBC 5 Live, F1TV and the sport’s official website.The son of businessman and former F1 driver Jonathan Palmer, there was always a strong chance Jolyon would go into motorsport.

Formula 1, it has been announced that Nicholas Latifi will be dropped by Williams at the end of this season. The decision will also certainly lead to the end of the Canadian’s F1 career after three fruitless and incident-strewn years, which have seen him collect just seven points, and none so far this year.

F1 race debut at the Italian Grand Prix was almost taken away from him.In fact, had he been a regular F1 driver, he almost certainly would have been penalised and lost his two points. The Dutchman, who drove Sebastian Vettel’s Aston Martin in free practice one on Friday, only found out he would be racing this weekend on Saturday morning when Williams’ lead driver Alex Albon was ruled out with appendicitis.De Vries went on to reach Q2 and qualify 13th, which became eighth once all the various grid penalties had been applied.

F1 team. Not even during Mercedes' run of seven straight drivers' titles did they go close to winning every single race in a season.

Max Verstappen had to negotiate pigeons and flares as he took pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix.Verstappen just pipped the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, to the delight of his home fans at Zandvoort. The Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were also quick, but their final runs at the end of Q3 were wrecked when Verstappen’s teammate, Sergio Perez, spun at the final corner to bring out the yellow flags.Hamilton will start fourth with Perez fifth and Russell sixth for what promises to be a much closer race than in Belgium last weekend when Verstappen romped to victory despite starting down the grid due to an engine penalty. READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton hints he's open to Man Utd takeover with Mercedes 'partner' Jim Ratcliffe There was drama earlier in the session when the red flag was waved after an orange flare was hurled onto the track.

READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton appears to take swipe at Fernando Alonso in social media post after ‘idiot’ rant For me, there was a disappointment before I even started playing. You can take charge of any team on the 2022 grid but, unlike in the recent F1 racing games, you cannot create your own team.In fairness to Frontier, they do need to keep a few innovations back to give people a reason to buy future editions of the game, which should be forthcoming following this promising effort.It’s not perfect.

6 min read Well, you have been calling for it all year so it’s finally here. As we return to racing after the Northern Hemisphere’s summer break it’s time to give you Gay Nation’s Hottest Formula One Drivers of 2022.

LIVE – Updated at 17:47Carlos Sainz will start Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix on pole, with first in qualifying Max Verstappen taking an engine penalty and starting from the back of the grid. Sergio Perez will start alongside the Ferrari on the front row having come home third, while Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton will occupy the second row in third and fourth respectively on Sunday, with George Russell and the impressive Alex Albon behind. Hamilton in particular could not believe the 1.

F1 star Alex Albon, who will remain with Williams for the 2023 season, it has been confirmed. Albon was a hot prospect as he came through the Red Bull stable, starting out with AlphaTauri before graduating to the main team as a replacement for Pierre Gasly.

READ MORE: Fernando Alonso embarrasses Alpine boss with cheeky message amid Oscar Piastri chaosAlbon had been linked with Aston Martin in the wake of Sebastian Vettel’s retirement announcement last week, but that seat has been quickly snapped up by Fernando Alonso, leaving the Spaniard’s current team, Alpine, in turmoil.Alpine announced their intention to promote reserve driver Oscar Piastri, but the Australian emphatically rejected their statement last night and is thought to be eyeing a move to McLaren to replace the struggling Daniel Ricciardo.As for Albon, he can look forward to the stability of a long-term deal with Williams, although it remains to be seen who his teammate will be as the team are considering replacing Nicholas Latifi.Has Alex Albon made the right decision by staying with Williams? Have your say in the comments section below.As he announced his new deal he tweeted: "I understand that, with my agreement, Williams Racing have put out a press release this afternoon that I am driving for them next year. This is right and I have signed a contract with Williams for 2023.

F1 fans – and Charles Leclerc – shocked after setting the fastest time in the final practice session ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix. It has been a season of struggle for Latifi and his Williams team, who sit at the foot of the constructors’ standings.

Formula One victory in a drama-filled and action-packed British Grand Prix.Silverstone served up an instant classic, although it was delayed for nearly an hour after Alfa Romeo's Zhou Guanyu was involved in a horror crash which saw his car flip upside down and fly over the safety barriers at turn one.Once the race resumed following the red flag, championship leader Max Verstappen struggled with damage to his Red Bull, while a late safety car brought about an astonishing finish to the race which saw Sainz overtake his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc for the win.READ MORE: Max Verstappen rages at Red Bull team in X-rated rant during British Grand PrixZhou was sent flying on the opening lap after the Mercedes of George Russell collided with him, and he thankfully escaped the scary crash without injury. A total of five cars were caught up in the resulting melee, with Williams' Alex Albon taken to hospital for precautionary checks.The red flag may well have come out anyway as protestors stormed the track.

READ MORE: British GP red flagged in first corner horror as Zhou Guanyu flies upside downPierre Gasly had tried to go through a gap between Zhou and George Russell, which narrowed as the latter moved to the left. Gasly tried to back out but clipped Russell's rear left tyre, sending him into a spin.The Mercedes slammed into an unsuspecting Zhou, causing him to flip and skid all the way to the safety barrier before flying over that and into the fencing.Russell exited his car to go and check on Zhou, who had thankfully avoided serious injury largely thanks to the halo.

READ MORE: George Russell sprints over to help Zhou Guanyu after horror crash at British GPZhou was flipped as a result of Pierre Gasly's collision with George Russell, who was sent spinning into his unsuspecting counterpart. Russell exited his Mercedes to check on Zhou, who had ended up landing the other side of the safety barriers and against the fencing.Zhou was sent to the medical centre, with an FIA statement confirming Williams' Alex Albon had also been taken there as a result of a separate incident.

F1 race, in the city you were born, would be a joyous occasion. But Nicholas Latifi is sounding like a beaten man ahead of this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix.The son of billionaire businessman Michael Latifi, it has been argued by some that Nicholas’ presence on the grid owes more to his father’s bank balance than his ability behind the wheel.

Formula One. Financial backing is often a deciding factor, with a number of talented drivers having short-lived careers or never even making it to the pinnacle of motorsport in the first place.