Lewis Hamilton has insisted he respects the booing aimed at him by Max Verstappen supporters but praised the behaviour of British fans for the respect he believes is shown. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is expecting to receive more boos from Formula 1 title rival Max Verstappen's fans at this weekend's returning Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

The return of Zandvoort to the calendar for the first time since 1985 marks a home race for Max Verstappen.Perimeter roads by the seaside track have been lined with flags,... read more »

Hamilton faced booing and jeering from F1 title rival Verstappen's fans at the Hungarian Grand Prix before the summer break following their controversial collision at... read more »

Max Verstappen says it is not up to him to stop Dutch fans from booing Lewis Hamilton at Zandvoort this weekend but has urged his title rival to send a "powerful... read more »

Formula One returns to the Netherlands after 36 years this weekend, thrilling Max Verstappen fans who hope to see their local hero claim victory, but fierce opposition outside... read more »

Max Verstappen has said it’s not his responsibility to discourage Dutch Formula 1 fans from booing chief title rival Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton has been the subject of booing... read more »

The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is renowned for unpredictability, but it’s safe to say no one bargained for what took place or, technically, what didn’t take place at this... read more »

Max Verstappen says his title rival Lewis Hamilton will receive a hostile reception at this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, but says it is not up to him to tell his home fans... read more »

Max Verstappen does not believe he should have to tell his fans not to boo Formula 1 title rival Lewis Hamilton at this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen has insisted it is not up to him to prevent the Dutch fans from booing F1 title rival Lewis Hamilton at Zandvoort this weekend. read more »

Max Verstappen will get the chance to race in front of his home fans at his home track this weekend at Zandvoort as the Dutch Grand Prix returns to the Formula 1 calendar. read more »

Formula 1 says it is "working through options" with the Belgian GP promoter for fans in the wake of last Sunday's abandoned race at Spa-Francorchamps. read more »

Should the fans be refunded after Spa's wet weekend? After many hours of delays, the Belgian GP awarded half points to the grid, despite it being F1's shortest race... read more »

We all owe it to the fans to put up a great show and a new track, in the shape of Zandvoort, is just what we may need for a spectacular race. read more »

Formula 1 have issued a statement confirming they are talking to Belgian Grand Prix promoters about "various options" surrounding compensation for fans. read more »

Fans at Spa witnessed just two official laps behind the safety car after a rain delay of almost three hours before officials called off the race, declaring a result after... read more »

F1 is working with the promoter of the Belgian GP in a bid to "express recognition and thanks" to fans attending the event on Sunday for their "dedication and... read more »

F1 has issued an update for fans that attended the Belgian Grand Prix after continued calls for fans to be refunded. read more »

The race was stopped after the cars took to the track for two brief runs - two formation laps and then later the three laps that generated an official race classification -... read more »

Fans at Spa were left disappointed after heavy rain limited the race to just two full laps behind the safety car before the result was called and a classification was issued.It... read more »

FIA president, Jean Todt has apologised to race fans for Sunday's shambles, revealing that the F1 Commission will discuss how events unfolded in October. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has apologised to Formula 1 fans after Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix was cut short due to torrential rain at Spa-Francorchamps. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has promised a review of what unfolded during Sunday's rain-lashed Belgian Grand Prix that has drawn widespread criticism. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt says he is "very sorry" that spectators endured a disrupted Sunday at Formula 1's Belgian Grand Prix, and says regulations will be... read more »