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F1 driver Nicholas Latifi endured another point-less race at the Singapore Grand Prix following a collision with Alfa Romeo driver Zhou Guanyu.The pair were fighting for 18th position on lap seven in damp conditions at the Marina Bay street circuit when they collided. Latifi appeared to squeeze Zhou into the wall at turn five, eliminating the Chinese driver on the spot.

Formula 1 forever if he cannot manage a strong end to the season, according to fellow German Nico Rosberg.The son of seven-time world champion Michael has had a largely underwhelming second season in F1, albeit with a few high points. One of those was in qualifying for this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, where he put his Haas eighth on the grid, although he finished down in 13th in the race.But Schumacher is battling for his F1 future with team boss Guenther Steiner continually non-committal over the former Formula 2 champion’s future.

READ MORE: F1 fans slam TV director after British Grand Prix qualifyingA Twitter user who posted a pic of the incident tweeted: "Protestors run into the track at the start of the f1.. idiots #silverstone #f1 #idiots."Prior to Sunday's race, Northants Police had warned that they had “credible intelligence” that people were planning to disrupt Sunday's race by protesting on the track.In a statement on Twitter, Northants Police said: “We have received credible intelligence that a group of protestors are planning to disrupt the 2022 Formula 1 British Grand Prix and possibly invade the track on race day.

Lewis Hamilton ahead of this weekend's Formula One Monaco Grand Prix, gifting the Brit a signed bare-bottom photo. The Alfa Romeo driver went viral following the inaugural Miami Grand Prix earlier this month after taking some time to travel in the United States with his partner and taking a dip in a Colorado stream in his birthday suit.That sparked a charity idea for the Finnish driver, who partnered with photographer and creative Paul Ripke to do a special one-day-only print run of his social media storm - and raised a whopping amount of over £42,000 in the process.Over 5,000 images were sold and Bottas has confirmed that there won't be a re run of the release - but he made sure he had a special gift for former teammate Hamilton, presenting it to him ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix."I just wanted to come and give you something.

F1 season is now less than two weeks away and Lewis Hamilton will be eager to wrap up his record-breaking eighth World Championship after controversially missing out to Max Vertsappen last year.However, Hamilton will have a new team-mate for the upcoming season as George Russell was brought in after Valtteri Bottas departed for Alfa Romeo.Bottas finished third in the rankings last season and picked up just the one Grand-Prix win as Verstappen and Hamilton battled for pole, and it's likely that the Finnish racing driver will find it even tougher with his new side.And F1 presenter Will Buxton is so confident that he won't win a race, he's pledged to get a tattoo if he finishes first at any point this season.The 32-year-old has won ten races over the course of his F1 career, and his last victory came in last season's Turkish Grand-Prix as he held off Verstappen in second.In fact, the last season that Bottas failed to pick up a win was in 2018, and he has won seven Grand-Prix's since then.But Buxton, who stars in the Netflix series Drive to Survive, is so confident that Bottas won't win a race this season, he's claimed that he will get a tattoo of the Alfa Romeo driver should he be proved wrong.Will Valtteri Bottas win a race for Alfa Romeo in Formula One this season? Comment below.During an interview on the Pitstop podcast, host Jake Boys made a bold prediction that Bottas would win a race this season, and Buxton replied: "Okay, that's not gonna happen. "Love Valtteri to bits but no, that's not gonna happen.

Formula One will not return to Russia in the future after the sport severed all ties with the country off the back of the invasion of Ukraine. The Russian Grand Prix, which was scheduled to take place in late September, was already axed for the 2022 season earlier this week.

Max Verstappen pipped Carlos Sainz by 0. 047s to top final practice in Monaco with Mick Schumacher blotting his copybook and Nicholas Latifi also crashing. After Thursday’s sunshine, the drivers were faced with very different conditions in Monaco on Saturday with heavy clouds and the track temperature some 20 degrees cooler than it was in FP2.

Dashcam footage shows a driver’s attempt to shame another person during a prang backfiring sensationally.

A car exploded on a residential street after bursting into flames.