On this day 68 years ago, Mike Hawthorn became Formula 1's first British World Champion, beating another hopeful in attaining the prestigious accolade. The post F1 Rewind:... read more »

Ferrari tops all the major Formula 1 statistics, and by some margin. It has more race wins, more drivers’ titles and more constructors’ crowns than any other team. That means... read more »

What is the greatest F1 race of all time? With 13 lead changes and a strong battle to the end of the race between Maserati and Ferrari, the 1953 French Grand Prix was dubbed... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has been presented with the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy for an 11th time, extending his record-breaking run in the history of the prestigious award. read more »

1958 German GP, NurburgringCar: VanwallThe previous year the Vanwall had been diabolical at the Nurburgring, with no real suspension on what was a very rough circuit. By 1958,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton won the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy at Motorsport UK's annual Night of Champions, earning the honour for the 11th time in 15 years. read more »

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has won the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy for the 11th time during his 15-year career. read more »

The 1950s were a remarkable era in Formula 1 history, with Mike Hawthorn, who was born on this day, one of its charismatic stars. read more »

Ferrari has won the Spanish GP 12 times, the first victory dating back to 1954 at Pedralbes courtesy of Mike Hawthorn. read more »

After retiring as world champion in 1958, Mike Hawthorn died in a mysterious road accident just months later. Sixty years on from that accident, Maurice Hamilton looks back on... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has picked up the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy ahead of the British Grand Prix and dedicated the award to his fans. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has received the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy for his efforts on winning the 2014 Formula 1 Drivers Championship. View the original post at Lewis Hamilton receives... read more »

Who or what was "mon ami mate" in F1? asked Harry Salisbury "Mon ami mate" was the cheery salutation with which the 1950s British driver Mike Hawthorn would... read more »

Red Bull’s Mark Webber has been presented with the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy for his achievements in the 2010 Formula 1 season, in which he won the Spanish, Monaco,... read more »