SHANGHAI, March 22 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton said his first Formula One sprint race win for Ferrari on Saturday felt "mega" and hoped for more after qualifying fifth for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix.

McLaren driver Oscar Piastri, who took his maiden pole position on Saturday, got a great start in Sunday's race to lead into ...

This was a weekend that began with red and ended with red, albeit of an altogether different shade, but it was the orange in between that painted the most vivid portrait of the Formula One world ...

McLaren’s dominance, Lewis Hamilton’s bid to bounce back after a disappointing Ferrari debut, and the death of Eddie Jordan ...

The seven-time F1 world champion wants to help design a supercar that will serve as a spiritual successor to the legendary ...

The Chinese Grand Prix result has been drastically changed after three drivers were disqualified hours after the chequered ...

Former Formula 1 boss Eddie Jordan, who passed away in the early hours of Thursday morning, spoke to BBC Sport in 1991 about ...

Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari odyssey got off to a tough start after the British driver qualified in eighth for Sunday’s ...

Ferrari’s new recruit Lewis Hamilton has put the Formula One (F1) world on notice after claiming his first win for his new ...

Lewis Hamilton qualified eighth-fastest in his Ferrari debut as McLaren’s Lando Norris claimed pole position for the ...