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Daily MailLink: "Who was to blame? You have to say Lewis. "In the old days we would have said it was one of those things, a racing incident.

Lewis Hamilton was more at fault for his crash with title rival Max Verstappen at the British Grand Prix. Hamilton was involved with a highly contentious incident with Verstappen on the first lap at Silverstone, with the crash prompting a huge backlash after his victory.

Lewis Hamilton has been the latest target of racial abuse online following his British Grand Prix win on Sunday. The online attacks followed after a collision between Hamilton and rival Max Verstappen, which caused the Dutchman to crash out in the first lap.

Sir Lewis Hamilton has become the latest sporting star to suffer a torrent of racist abuse following his British Grand Prix victory. The Formula One legend, 36, secured his eighth win on home soil following a crash with rival Max Verstappen, 23, on the opening lap of Sunday’s race.

JUST IN: Lewis Hamilton aims angry outburst at Max Verstappen after British Grand Prix crashThe Red Bull ace was following Hamilton earlier this year, but his name is no longer in Verstappen's following list. Hamilton, who boasts 23million followers on the social media platform, is still following the world championship leader.

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JUST IN: Lewis Hamilton aims angry outburst at Max Verstappen after British Grand Prix crash"These people have no place in our sport and we urge that those responsible should be held accountable for their actions. Formula 1, the FIA, the drivers and the teams are working to build a more diverse and inclusive sport, and such unacceptable instances of online abuse must be highlighted and eliminated.

Lewis Hamilton has called out Max Verstappen for being too "aggressive" after the Red Bull driver came off worst as the pair made contact at the British Grand Prix. Neither Verstappen or Hamilton were giving much away in their duel through the first few corners of the British Grand Prix on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton is a winner following a scary moment.

It was an exhilarating Sunday at the British Grand Prix where the sun split the stones at Silverstone; among the eager crowd were Hollywood A-listers, royalty and sports heroes too.

Lewis Hamilton secured victory at the British Grand Prix on Sunday but was accused of ‘dirty driving’ following Max Verstappen’s 180mph crash. Hamilton was handed a 10-second penalty after he dived down Verstappen’s inside on the entry to Copse.

LIVE – Updated at 17:56Lewis Hamilton won the Formula One British Grand Prix on Sunday after Max Verstappen crashed out on lap one after a coming-together with his title rival.

first lap of the British Grand Prix as their rivalry finally exploded in a dramatic incident at Silverstone. Hamilton had already attempted to overtake pole-sitter Verstappen on a number of occasions before they touched at Copse corner, with the Dutchman flying off the track and slamming into the tyre wall at around 180mph.

JUST IN: Aston Martin CEO agrees with Lewis Hamilton after Max Verstappen crashChristian Horner made it clear that he wanted Hamilton to be given a penalty while Toto Wolff insisted there were images that proved it was a racing incident. The FIA eventually decided to hand Hamilton a 10-second penalty as the race got back underway.

Jenson Button believes F1's Sprint format has proved an immediate success, while Ross Brawn says the sport is also pleased with early results and now would analyse the detail of the weekend. With competitive track action on all three days of the Silverstone weekend as part of a debut for the trial format, Friday qualifying was followed by a 17-lap sprint on Saturday won by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.

Pirelli’s findings from their full investigation into the tyre blow-outs in Baku has left the world of Formula 1 with more questions than answers. Lance Stroll and Max Verstappen both suffered sudden tyre blow-outs at different stages of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and subsequently crashed at very high speeds.

Max Verstappen has revealed his reaction to the moment he found out Lewis Hamilton had thrown away the chance to reclaim the championship lead in Azerbaijan, as the seven-time world champion made an uncharacteristic mistake in Baku. Race leader Verstappen had just crashed out with five laps to go as the Red Bull driver suffered a left-rear tyre failure, which catapulted the driver violently into the wall on the straight, bringing out the red flag.

JUST IN:Lewis Hamilton throws away Azerbaijan win as Max Verstappen crashes "I put everything on the line and fought as hard as I could today. On that restart when Checo moved over towards me, I clipped a switch and it basically switches the brake off so I just went straight.

Lewis Hamilton threw away the chance to take back the lead of the championship standings after making an uncharacteristic mistake on a red-flagged restart at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after title rival Max Verstappen hit the wall. Sergio Perez went on to win the race.

Max Verstappen crashed out from the lead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after a left rear tyre failure catapulted him into the wall on the main straight on lap 47 of 51. Verstappen crashed out at 200mph on the start-finish straight, with his car sliding to a halt after a big collision.

By Alan Baldwin(Reuters) - Ferrari's Charles Leclerc grabbed a surprise pole position for the Azerbaijan Formula One Grand Prix on Saturday in a qualifying session littered with crashes and four red flag stoppages. Mercedes' seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton qualified alongside on the front row, with Red Bull's championship leader Max Verstappen frustrated to be starting third.

Charles Leclerc has taken pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after a scintillating qualifying session in Baku on Saturday. A dramatic Q3 session ended in remarkable fashion after Yuki Tsunoda and Carlos Sainz crashed out at Turn 3, with Lewis Hamilton recovering brilliantly from dismal practice sessions to take P2.

Geri Halliwell had quite the ride at the Monaco Grand Prix, as she shared a series of updates from behind the scenes at the big event on social media.The former Spice Girl joined her husband, Red Bull's F1 team principal Christian Horner, at the annual sporting event and documented the day for her 1 million Instagram followers to see. Geri, 48, also posed for pictures alongside Christian, 47, who clutched a trophy after his Belgian-Dutch driver Max Verstappen took first place.

The Monaco Grand Prix remains the biggest challenge on the F1 calendar, and a number of drivers handled it excellently. Here’s who we think did the best and worst jobs of tackling the streets of Monte Carlo…Max Verstappen: Verstappen headed to Monte Carlo knowing he needed a good result for the sake of his title chances, and boy did he deliver.

Max Verstappen pipped Carlos Sainz by 0. 047s to top final practice in Monaco with Mick Schumacher blotting his copybook and Nicholas Latifi also crashing. After Thursday’s sunshine, the drivers were faced with very different conditions in Monaco on Saturday with heavy clouds and the track temperature some 20 degrees cooler than it was in FP2.

F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel has praised Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen for their clean fighting on track this season, and questioned why journalists get "so excited" waiting for them to crash. The comments came after Verstappen and Vettel were partnered together in the press conference ahead of the Monaco GP.

With three days of F1 2021 testing done and dusted, here are some of the key stats for your perusal heading into the new season. Max Verstappen 1:28. 960 C4 Yuki Tsunoda 1:29.

Sergio Aguero has revealed the two biggest jokers in the Manchester City dressing room during a video stream with Real Madrid's Thibaut Courtois.