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It’s a brand new race weekend for Formula One!

The stars are stepping out to watch the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix, otherwise known as the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2023!

Lewis Hamilton crashed out of the final practice for the Monaco Grand Prix as the seven-time world faces a race against time for qualifying.

The 2023 Grand Prix of Monaco is finally here!

Bad Bunny is in Monaco, and he’s wearing an amazing shirt. The Puerto Rican superstar is in the country for the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Monaco, and ahead of the event he met up with Mexican superstar Sergio “Checo” Perez at Red Bull Racing Land.Perez drives for Oracle Red Bull Racing.

Carlos Sainz might be out of the F1 Monaco Grand Prix this weekend.

So many stars are enjoying the 2023 F1 Grand Prix of Miami!

Miami has been a hot spot over the past week ahead of Formula One‘s Grand Prix on Sunday!

Formula One‘s Grand Prix of Azerbaijan is this weekend!

It’s race weekend for Formula One!

Are you ready for the next F1 race this weekend?

Clarkson’s Farm star Jeremy Clarkson has called Max Verstappen a “spoiled, entitled brat” in his latest column.The former Top Gear presenter’s scathing remarks come after Max refused to let teammate Sergio Perez pass even after he had already become world champion.Jeremy noted that at first Formula 1 fans were won over by the racing driver’s “exuberant style and his get-out-of-my-way yobbery” but that the tables have since turned.The presenter then went on to describe how the sports star had gone from “hero to zero” at lighting speed in his eyes.Max sparked controversy last year when he won against Lewis Hamilton in Abu Dhabi on what was viewed by some to be an error in judgement.However, he is nonetheless one of Formula 1’s biggest stars, with fans all over the world.“Despite the controversy, we were all thrilled when he won his first world championship. And even more thrilled when he won his second,” Jeremy admitted. “But then, during one brief radio message in the closing stages of last weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix, everyone suddenly decided that actually he was a b***ard.”Jeremy went on to describe how Max had been asked to slow down in order to let his teammate Sergio pass him by.Pointing out the star’s placement was irrelevant as he had already been named world champion at that point, Jeremy described the ask as “no big deal”. Therefore, the star was infuriated to see that Max refused the request, despite it being an important race for Sergio given that he has been battling for the runner-up position. Jeremy wrote: “Now, there was one time – in Monaco – when Sergio really didn’t help Max but there have been plenty of other occasions when he actively did.

NBA icon Shaquille O'Neal will bring his gigantic presence to F1 this weekend when he attends the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.While the drivers’ championship is over after Max Verstappen clinched the title in bizarre fashion in Japan earlier this month, there is still great excitement surrounding the race, with a weekend attendance of 400,000 expected at the venue which has become a staple on the F1 calendar since its first race in 2012.Almost as many big names will be performing off track as on it, and they don’t came any bigger than 7ft1in O'Neal. While best known for his basketball heroics with the likes of the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat, Shaq has tried his hand at many other things.READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton still winless in 2022 after watching new team in NFL actionBack in the 1990s during his NBA career, he released several rap albums.

Motorsport ImagesIt had been coming ever since Charles Leclerc crashed out of the lead of the French GP: Verstappen was going to be the 2022 world champion. After his Suzuka triumph and the Ferrari driver’s latest error gifting Sergio Perez second, came Verstappen’s coronation. Although, as we’ll get to soon, not immediately.

F1 broadcaster was presenting his Notebook show live from the paddock after qualifying when he was told to leave an area near where driver interviews were being conducted.Kravitz asked an official wearing an F1 branded uniform “are you chucking us out?”READ MORE: 'Marshal of the year' hailed for waving green flag after Singapore Grand Prix crashThe official cheerily replied “I am” before a perplexed Kravitz eventually did as he was told, but not without querying the decision.“Aren’t we normally in here?,” he asks. “No? Has the rule changed?”He receives an inaudible response before adding “oh right, sorry everyone”.

Lewis Hamilton snubbed him in the F1 paddock at the Singapore Grand Prix.Richards was out in Asia last week ahead of Sunday's (October 2) race at Marina Bay Street Circuit along with Jamie Redknapp and Alan Carr, with the trio filming for hit Sky series 'A League of Their Own'.They spent time with Red Bull, being put through their F1 paces by Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez. All three donned the team's official gear, which led to a seemingly awkward moment between Richards and his fellow Brit Hamilton.READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton tells Mercedes he 'f***** up big time' after Singapore GP crashThe Mercedes man walked straight past the ALOTO crew despite efforts to get his attention by Richards, who told Sky Sports afterwards: "Hamilton blanked me before.

The Sun: "He was focusing on one female wedding guest in particular, who was married and kept dismissing him.READ MORE: Potential next owner of Man Utd bankrolled London Marathon star's world record"But he wouldn’t stop pestering her and he asked her to go outside with him for a chat. He became a bit much and even started to film some of the female guests on his phone.

Red Bull man won by 7.5 seconds from pole-sitter Charles Leclerc of Ferrari, that Perez faced a probe for infringements while leading behind the safety car.Perez was indeed found guilty and hit with a time penalty, but the gap he built up over Leclerc in the final laps proved crucial and he keeps his second win of the season. His first came in similarly wet-dry conditions in Monaco in May. READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton tells Mercedes he 'f***** up big time' after Singapore GP crash Perez was warned twice for dropping too far behind the safety car on separate occasions during the race before a third transgression, which resulted in his time penalty.A statement from the stewards said: “The track was wet in parts, [but] we do not accept that the conditions were such as to make it impossible or dangerous for Perez to have maintained the required less than 10 car length gap."However, they deemed a five-second penalty to be a suitable punishment.Speaking after the race, before the stewards’ decision was announced, Perez said there had been "miscommunication" between him and the safety car driver, Bernd Maylander.“There was a bit of miscommunication with Bernd and I think on the places where I could keep up with him, he was super slow, on the places I could not keep up with him, he was fast,” said Perez.“Bit of a miscommunication there.

Lewis Hamilton.The seven-time world champion qualified third, narrowly missing out on pole, but falling behind Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz at the start scuppered his race as Red Bull’s Sergio Perez and the other Ferrari of Charles Leclerc sprinted clear in wet conditions, even though the race was punctuated by numerous safety cars and virtual safety cars.Hamilton’s night then fell apart on lap 33 when he carried too much speed into the seventh corner and careered straight into a barrier, damaging his front wing. READ MORE: Sergio Perez’s Singapore Grand Prix win in doubt amid safety car investigation After re-joining just behind the McLaren of Lando Norris and just in front of Max Verstappen’s Red Bull, Hamilton came on the radio and admitted: “I am so sorry about that guys. I f***** it up big time.”After having a new wing fitted and switching onto slick tyres, Hamilton was left fighting for the lower points positions.

READ MORE: Sky Sports reporter Ted Kravitz kicked out of interview area at Singapore Grand Prix There has been only one wet race in the history of the Singapore Grand Prix, which was first held in 2008. That was in 2017 when The Ferraris of Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen and the Red Bull of Max Verstappen collided seconds after lights out and were eliminated on the spot.Speaking from a near-flooded pitlane, Sky Sports F1’s pitlane reporter Ted Kravitz said: “The thinking from the FIA [behind the delay] is three-fold.

Lewis Hamilton’s jewellery has resurfaced once again at the Singapore Grand Prix.Hamilton was involved in a standoff with the FIA earlier in the season after F1’s governing body decided to start clamping down on drivers wearing items like chains and studs while in the car.The seven-time world champion was given a dispensation which allowed him to briefly continue wearing a nose stud before having it removed. However, it has been back in at Singapore, which triggered a visit to stewards between the final practice session and qualifying at the Marina Bay street track. READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton summoned to Singapore GP stewards amid fresh 'jewellery issue' Hamilton had to answer an alleged breach of Appendix L, Chapter III of the FIA International Sporting Code, which covers helmets, flame-resistant clothing, frontal head restraint, safety belts and wearing of jewellery.It didn’t affect him in his involvement in qualifying and he went on to post the third fastest time in Q3 behind the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc and Red Bull’s Sergio Perez.