McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton wins the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso as Sebastian Vettel retires following a first-lap puncture.
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Superb Hamilton wins in Abu Dhabi
Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel wins his second world championship title with a third-place finish in Japan, with McLaren’s Jenson Button beating Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso to the race victory.
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Vettel takes crown as Button wins
Red Bull’s championship leader Sebastian Vettel edges closer to retaining his title after easing to a dominant win in an action-packed Italian Grand Prix ahead of McLaren’s Jenson Button and Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso.
Red Bull’s Mark Webber sets the pace from Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso and the McLaren duo of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton in a rain-interrupted practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix.
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Webber heads Alonso in practice
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso is in impressive form as he beats McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton in practice at the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Alonso leads Hamilton in practice
Spanish driver Fernando Alonso signs a new deal with Ferrari that keeps him with the Italian team until the end of the 2016 season.
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso rejects criticisms that overtaking in Formula 1 has become too easy following this year’s rule changes.
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Overtaking not too easy – Alonso
Sebastian Vettel dominates the Turkish Grand Prix as Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber wins a battle with Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso for second, with Lewis Hamilton fourth and Jenson Button sixth.
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Imperious Vettel wins in Istanbul
Sixteen police officers were arrested in San Fernando, Mexico, on Thursday for allegedly protecting those responsible for the mass graves found earlier this month. Attorney General Marisela Morales said the police officers have been working with the…
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Sixteen Mexican Cops Arrested
McLaren’s Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton head Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso in second practice at the Australian Grand Prix.
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McLaren fight back to the front
Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti says both Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres will feature in tonight’s crunch Premier League visit of Manchester United.
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Chelsea v Manchester United
Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti believes £50m striker Fernando Torres needs time to adapt at the club before he shows his best form following the Spaniard’s quiet debut in Sunday’s defeat by Liverpool.
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Torres will improve – Ancelotti
Chelsea new boy Fernando Torres says he left Liverpool because they were a club in transition and a long way from delivering the success he craves.
Chelsea’s David Luiz has told of his relief that he will be lining up in the same side as Fernando Torres, who played a key role in Liverpool’s thrashing of Luiz’s former club Benfica in April.
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Luiz relieved not to face Torres
New Liverpool striker Andy Carroll does not feel pressure to replace former Reds favourite Fernando Torres.
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Carroll cool on Torres comparison
