‘I lost control’ – Hamilton’s flood of title-winning emotion
Lewis Hamilton ‘lost control’ of his emotions and cried after winning the Turkish Grand Prix and wrapping up his seventh Formula 1 title because it was all “too much”
Lewis Hamilton ‘lost control’ of his emotions and cried after winning the Turkish Grand Prix and wrapping up his seventh Formula 1 title because it was all “too much”
In the end, Lewis Hamilton clinched the 2020 Formula 1 world championship with three rounds to spare. Here are 10 defining moments that let him run away with it
Lewis Hamilton has now won the last four consecutive Formula 1 world championships, and six of the last seven. Is there any sign of him being deposed any time soon? We take some guesses
Lewis Hamilton has won the 2020 F1 title by prevailing in a wet Turkish GP, lapping team-mate and title rival Valtteri Bottas in the process
Lewis Hamilton is now a seven-title Formula 1 world champion, but which was the greatest of those titles? We’ve ranked them based on his performances and his opposition
Red Bull reaches 300 races in Formula 1 in Turkey. The Race scours the history books for its best and worst moments across 15 years of action
The sight of cars qualifying for the Turkish GP while a recovery vehicle remained on-track was an unwelcome throwback that evoked a tragic memory. It can’t happen again, says Scott Mitchell
A wet Formula 1 qualifying usually offers the opportunity for some underdog heroics, but many of the usual candidates for a surprise performance missed out in Turkey
Gary Anderson’s Jordan and Stewart teams pulled off some of Formula 1’s most famous upsets in changing weather – so he’s the perfect person to explain how it’s done, and what Racing Point and Lance Stroll achieved today
The FIA has explained the reason behind the second part of Turkish Grand Prix qualifying beginning while a recovery vehicle was still in use
