Mercedes: Last News

Lewis Hamilton, 37, finished the Formula One season in sixth place, however, the British world champion took an impressive second place last weekend during the Hungarian Grand Prix.The Mercedes driver has since taken to Instagram to share his sadness as the season draws to a close, admitting that over his summer break, he will "miss this energy".Lewis took to Instagram in view of 29.3 million fans to thank them for their support during his races.He penned: "That’s P2 and back to back double podiums for @mercedesamgf1!!"Proud of all the hard work we’ve put in as a team to get us to where we are today."Heading into summer break much stronger than we were at the start of the season. We are moving FORWARD and that win is getting CLOSER!"Thank you to all the fans, hope you enjoyed that one."He also shared a video to his Instagram story showing the F1 star greeting excited fans, who were eagerly waiting to meet him.Lewis captioned the sweet video: "Going to miss this energy over break!"Social media users rushed to the comments to share their praise to the motor racing star and wish him good health on his well-deserved break.Teamlhnetherlandss said: "Oh HELL YESSS that was an epic RACE.

Toto Wolff, 50, has been married to Susie Wolff, 39, since 2011 and the couple share a son together. However, Toto was previously married to ex-wife Stephanie, with Toto calling theirs a "patchwork family" who work as a unit.Toto was married to Stephanie for ten years and the pair had two children together.In an unearthed interview from 2017, Toto gave a rare insight into the blended families.He said: "I am in the very lucky situation that we are a true ‘patchwork family'."Susie is the centre of pulling that all together – and my former wife Stephanie."Both put the wellbeing of the kids above their own."I’ve been together with Susie now for eight years and my kids have always been a very important part of that relationship."And Stephanie, the mum of my kids, handled it in the same way."Now we spend Christmas and holidays together.

Gary Lineker, 61, has broken his silence today on the racism row surrounding racing driver, Nelson Piquet. In an interview from November, Nelson appeared to use racist language in reference to Lewis Hamilton.Sharing a news story recounting the backlash sparked by Nelson, Gary stated in view of his 8.5 million Twitter followers: “Dreadful bloke.”Speaking to Brazilian publication Estadao in a video that was released on Monday, Nelson reflected on Lewis’ win at last year's British Grand Prix.Lewis tangled with Max Verstappen on the opening lap, with the Dutchman veering off at high speed after making contact with his Mercedes rival at the infamous Copse corner.He said: “The n***** put the car in the wrong way and didn't let [the other driver swerve]."The n*****  put the car in the wrong way on the corner, it's because you don't know the curve.“It's a very high curve, there is no way to pass two cars and there's no way you can put the car aside.“He did [Verstappen] dirty.