Lewis Hamilton: From karting pauper to F1 king
In today's Formula 1 Gossip, Hamilton and Vettel set to take wage cuts, the latest on Vettel's contract talks and why a short 2020 season could benefit Verstappen...
- Reigning Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel are understood to be willing to take wage cuts to ease the financial burden on their teams amid the ongoing COVID-19 cri෴sis ()
- According to reports in Germany, Vettel will be offered a reduced wage in his next Ferrari contract as negotiations over an extension at Mara𓃲nello continue between both parties (
- 2016 F1 world champion Nico Rosberg believes 𓆉Max Verstappen would stand a better chance of defeating Lewis Hamilton in the race for the ꦆtitle if the 2020 season ended up being shorter ()
🐬- Silverᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚstone managing director Stuart Pringle says the circuit would be willing to host a second round of the world championship this year and run the track in reverse direction if needed ()
- And ex-F1 driver turned pundit Martin Brundle ꦕbelieves the Northamptonshire venꦺue would be the ideal place to start the 2020 season once it is safe to do ()
- FIA president Jea𒉰n Todt is concerned about the effect falling budgets might have on championships after the coronavirus pandemic and insists they must be protected ()
)- And a congratulations ꦰis in order for former F1 supremo Bernie Eccleston✱e, who is set to become a father for the fourth time at the age of 89 ()
He's done it. has offi🍎cially become Baldo Norrꦛis. Absolute scenes.
— wuqian0821.com/F1 (@wuqian0821.com_F1)
Due to the impact of COVID19, the McLaren Group has adopted difficult temporary measures regarding its staff to hopefully protect jobs in the long term. I fully understand these tough decisions and I have obviously decided to take a pay cut. W♔e are all in this together.
— Carlos Sainz (@Carlossainz55)
It’s been already 2 weeks of self isoltion / arctic training camp / nature bathing with in the very North of Keeping healthy, active & fit and away from people.
— Valtteri Bottas (@ValtteriBottas)
Keep safe,✱ fit, healthy and positive everyone
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