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LIVE – Updated at 18:05Max Verstappen capitalised after Charles Leclerc crashed out to win the French Grand Prix and extend his championship lead. Leclerc, who won last time out in Austria to boost his fleeting title hopes, looked to be in total control before he lost grip in his Ferrari through Turn 11 on lap 18 and crashed into the barrier ending his race. Lewis Hamilton threatened to challenge Verstappen for the victory in his 300th Formula One race but the Dutchman’s pace ultimately proved too strong as he coasted to maximum points at Circuit Paul Ricard.

Charles Leclerc enjoyed himself more before the French Grand Prix than he did during it as he tried to wind-up Lando Norris midway through a pre-race interview. Leclerc's F1 title ambitions suffered another serious blow as he crashed out on lap 18 at Paul Ricard. The Monegasque driver let out a toe-curling scream once he realised he could no long start his car after planting it in the barriers.

Ferrari fans have had enough of the team's bizarre strategy decisions after a hugely disappointing French Grand Prix. The Prancing Horse had looked set for a considerable haul of points going into the afternoon after Charles Leclerc qualified on pole at Paul Ricard.

F1 championship with the Silver Arrows, pulled no punches as he assessed the pace of the W13 following qualifying at Paul Ricard. While Lewis Hamilton and George Russell qualified a respectable fourth and sixth respectively, they were well off the pace set by pole-sitter Charles Leclerc.

Daniel Ricciardo followed Max Verstappen's lead by reminding Formula1 fans "we risk our lives".The reigning world champion recently urged fans to not behave "like football fans" after a series of incidents that that have seen him and arch rival Lewis Hamilton be targeted with horrific abuse from the stands. Verstappen was given a very hostile reception at the British Grand Prix, prompting Hamilton to defend his rival and call for calm and respect from his fan-base.Barely a week later, the atmosphere became even more sinister when Verstappen supporters were seen cheering when Hamilton crashed during qualifying at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton.The ex-F1 star made the remarks when talking about the British driver on a podcast in November. The 69-year-old was even barred from the British Grand Prix earlier this month, while the Mirror report a human rights group have pressed charges against Piquet, saying the Brazilian did "moral damage to black and LGBTQ+ people".Piquet did apologise for the language he used and will now have to defend his case to Brazilian judge Felipe Costa da Fonseca Gomes of the Distrito Federal court, where he could be ordered to pay out some £1.5m in damages.READ MORE: Daniel Ricciardo "working my a** off" as F1 star issues defiant message over his futureFormula One condemned the words as "unacceptable in any form and has no part in society", while Hamilton said to British GP: "I have been on the receiving end on racism and that negative and archaic narratives and undertones of discrimination. I am not sure why we are continuing to give these older people a platform."They are speaking on the sport but we are looking to go in a different direction.

THIS Morning host Alison Hammond was left red-faced after her boobs went flying in a terrifying high-speed car race. The 47-year-old suffered a wardrobe malfunction with Australian F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo at Silverstone.

F1 fan Sam Ryder will sing the national anthem ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.After finishing an impressive second at Eurovision – a huge improvement on the UK’s usual dismal performance – Ryder will perform God Save the Queen in front of 140,000 race-goers on July 3. It will be a special moment for Ryder, who attended the race as a fan back in the 1990s, rooting for Damon Hill.To promote his appearance at the home of British motorsport, Ryder was interviewed on the starting grid for Silverstone’s social media platforms and was asked which driver he would sing a duet with - and he picked popular Aussie Daniel Ricciardo. READ MORE: Four tracks that may be axed including Monaco as F1 looks to thrilling street circuits “Daniel Ricciardo seems like a good laugh who would be up for karaoke,” he said.

CAA has promoted Chris Burrus, Inder Gill, Sophie Kavanagh, Zakaria Laaboudi,  Arlen Papazian and Kara Petit to Agent following the participation of each in CAA Elevate, the agency’s program for agents and executives in training.

Wilson Chapman editorCreative Arts Agency has promoted six trainees from its CAA Elevate program to the position of full agents.Chris Burrus, Inder Gill, Sophie Kavanagh, Zakaria Laaboudi, Arlen Papazian and Kara Petit were selected from Elevate, the agency’s program for executives and agents in training. All six begin their new positions effective immediately.Burrus is based in CAA’s Nashville, Tenn.

Can Alonso win the Canadian Grand Prix? Tell us in the comments section below. Asked about his hopes for the race, he added with a wink: “Let’s see, I think we’ll attack Max on the first corner.”Sainz had to settle for third with Hamilton fourth. It was a great day for the Haas team with Kevin Magnussen and Mick Schumacher completing the top six.

Lando Norris has rued "not being more of a rebel" during his fight with McLaren team-mate Daniel Ricciardo at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday.Team orders prevented Norris from attempting to overtake Ricciardo and move up to eighth place in Baku, with the British driver ending the race 0.349 seconds behind his colleague. During the race, he was told over the team radio: “Hold position, it’s a good result for the team – appreciate it.”Reflecting on the race, Norris later accepted the orders but rued not being more rebellious and ignoring them in order to claim more points from the race.Speaking after the race, via Formula1.com, he explained: “I am a team player so I accepted that I couldn’t overtake at the end, and I couldn’t go for the position.

LIVE – Updated at 08:20The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is fast approaching, with Formula One back on its worldwide travels after back-to-back races in Europe of late. Red Bull and Ferrari still lead the way after Sergio Perez’s triumph in Monaco, but Max Verstappen now leads the driver standings after just one podium finish for Charles Leclerc since he won the Australian Grand Prix in April.

Formula One results.The Australian’s time at McLaren has been hugely underwhelming since he joined ahead of the 2021 season. Ricciardo had a difficult first season with the team in which he was consistently outperformed by his younger teammate Lando Norris.And while a win at Monza last year initially looked to have turned his fortunes around, the 2022 campaign has been more of the same for the charismatic driver.

Daniel Ricciardo has been told that Lando Norris is "destroying him" as the McLaren driver's position comes under threat.After finishing 13th in Monaco last weekend, Ricciardo is now 37 points adrift of his team-mate, who currently finds himself in seventh place in the 2022 Drivers' Championship. Following the race in Monte Carlo, former Formula One team principal Eddie Jordan sent a stern warning to the Australian driver.Speaking to Channel 4, via Formula One News, Jordan explained: “He’s letting races flow by, and you very seldom get a chance to claw this back.

Formula 1 star Daniel Ricciardo has defended the X-rated message inscribed on his helmet at the Monaco Grand Prix, revealing it was simply there to ‘pump himself up’. The Australian had the letters FEA written on the back of his helmet, which represents ‘F*** Em All’. It sent Twitter and Reddit users into a social media frenzy, with many believing it was a response to his critics after a brutal year with McLaren so far.

Daniel Ricciardo he is finished at McLaren and will soon be 'sitting on the couch at home'. The Australian has endured a disappointing stint with the team he joined in 2021 and has been significantly outperformed by teammate Lando Norris, including in the last round at Monaco.Prior to the weekend, McLaren boss Zak Brown admitted that Ricciardo has not hit the team's expectations and also revealed that the team has an option for an early end to his contract that runs until 2023.That has increased pressure upon Ricciardo who endured another poor showing in Monte Carlo, where he crashed in practice and could only manage a 13th-placed finish, while teammate Norris came sixth and secured the fastest lap of the race.Therefore, Villenueve believes that the writing is on the wall for Ricciardo and he's set for an exit from the team, writing in his column: "Daniel Ricciardo's time at McLaren is over.

F1 drivers live in Monaco? With its beautiful scenery, luxurious location and temperate climate, there are more than a few reasons why the great and good of motorsport, including Lewis Hamilton, might decide to base themselves in the stunning French principality. But there's one three letter word that probably matters above all else when considering the lure of Monaco. And that word is 'tax.' Monaco has extremely favourable tax laws, to put it mildly.

JUST IN: FIA make late rule tweak ahead of Monaco GP after Max Verstappen investigation dramaRicciardo qualified 14th for the Monaco GP earlier today, which came after suffering a dramatic crash in Friday's second practice session. The eight-time race winner suggested that the setup experiments the team had gone for were perhaps a little too much. "It happens quickly but.

Daniel Ricciardo would be welcome with open arms in the V8 Supercars Championship world should he choose to leave Formula One, as long as he's prepared to take a significant pay cut. The Australian's future in the sport looks increasingly in doubt, amid reports McLaren are already planning for life without him. Ricciardo finished 12th at the Spanish GP in Barcelona on Sunday and has scored only 11 points through the first six rounds of the championship.

Lando Norris has explained where Mercedes have the 'best car' on the grid despite the team's ongoing struggles in the 2022 season.The eight-time consecutive constructor's champions have been unable to keep pace with rivals Red Bull and Ferrari this season, with Mercedes encountering numerous 'porpoising' issues since the recent round of regulation changes. Lewis Hamilton has particularly struggled, finishing behind teammate George Russell in each of the last four races, with both drivers being critical of the vehicle they've been given and pushing for improvements - with an upgrade package set to be introduced for the upcoming Barcelona Grand Prix.However, amid all those issues, Norris has declared that Mercedes have one of the 'best cars on the grid' when it comes to mastering low-speed corners when speaking after the Miami Grand Prix."This track has a lot of slow-speed corners, and Mercedes have been one of the best cars on the grid in slow-speed since day one.