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Published on Apr 10, 2015
Follow Lewis Hamilton and David Coulthard on a tour of Shanghai for HUGO BOSS’s campaign “Your City. Your Spot. Your Style.” In addition to visiting the Shanghai Tower, China's tallest building at 2070 feet, Hamilton and Coulthard take us to the Rockbund Art Museum – one of the world's most famous galleries and the first museum in the country that is dedicated to contemporary Chinese art. At the end of the tour, they also visit the first-class Ultraviolet Restaurant where 360° video projections transform the walls into oceans of light. Discover more at: http://collections.hugoboss.com/magazine

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2015 Chinese Grand Prix




Lewis Hamilton cruises to Chinese Grand Prix victory


Hamilton and Mercedes strike back with Shanghai win


Hamilton baffled by Rosberg's criticism


FIA post-race press conference - China


In quotes - Sunday in Shanghai


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Rosberg: Hamilton fallout behind us after 'intense' talks






April 13, 2015


Nico Rosberg (GER) Mercedes AMG F1 in the Press Conference at Formula One World Championship, Rd3, Chinese Grand Prix, Race, Shanghai, China, Sunday 12 April 2015. © Sutton Motorsport Images


Nico Rosberg says he, Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes have moved on from their disagreement over Sunday's 2015 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix.


Rosberg was unhappy with Hamilton's driving in the immediate aftermath of the race, with the German feeling his chances had been compromised by Hamilton backing him into the clutches of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel during the middle stages of the race.

However, after sitting down for a full debrief of the race, Rosberg says the issue is now behind them.

"It was definitely intense after the race, but we had a very good sit down, a good discussion," he commented.

"There was a lot of constructive criticism and now for everybody it is a thing of the past and we're moving onto Bahrain."


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Unless Nico Rosberg changes his mindset, Lewis Hamilton has this year’s F1 championship already won






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April 13, 2015


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It’s 2014 all over again. Just when you may have been lulled into thinking that Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg had laid down their weapons and made peace, sparks flew in Shanghai at the Chinese Grand Prix.

Although the cause of this latest spat was far less sinister than ignoring team orders or hitting your teammate, as we saw in Hungary and Belgium last year, it has given us a fascinating insight into how the fight for this year’s championship may play out.

And at this rate, Hamilton has it already won. Rosberg looks lost.


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Published on Apr 15, 2015
Nico Rosberg explains his 2014 Bahrain Pole Lap. Can he do it again to break Lewis Hamilton's Streak? Two More days to go!!

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Bahrain preview - is another electrifying desert duel looming?






April 16, 2015




Last year Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton held spectators spellbound as they duelled in what was the first night-time race in Bahrain. In the end, it was Rosberg who lost out - so what better place for him to avenge that defeat and also record his first victory of 2015?

There are new elements in play this year of course. The tension in the Mercedes camp is notably higher than it was heading into Bahrain last year. And Ferrari are markedly closer. We can expect the red cars to present another strong challenge to the Silver Arrows in the heat of Bahrain. What we don't know yet is how strong that challenge will be.

Vettel, who like Rosberg and Hamilton has been on the podium in every race so far this season, was sixth in last year's desert epic. All the attention was focused at the front however.


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Published on Apr 18, 2015
As voted for by our Twitter followers, the 2014 race is your favourite Bahrain Grand Prix - featuring a classic battle between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.





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Published on Apr 18, 2015
Daniel Ricciardo, Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg, Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen talk rivalries, racing and Bahrain with fans.

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Second Bahrain win for Hamilton as Raikkonen splits Mercedes






April 19, 2015


Lewis Hamilton (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 W06 at Formula One World Championship, Rd4, Bahrain Grand Prix Race, Bahrain International Circuit,
Sakhir, Bahrain, Sunday 19 April 2015. © Sutton Motorsport Images


Lewis Hamilton drove to a dominant victory in Sunday’s 2015 Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix, but team mate Nico Rosberg ultimately fell prey to Kimi Raikkonen after a race-long battle with Ferrari.

A clever switch of strategy put Raikkonen on the faster soft tyres for his final stint, during which he was able to haul in the medium-tyred Rosberg, before passing the German - who like Hamilton had brake issues - on the penultimate lap.

Raikkonen’s team mate Sebastian Vettel had been in contention for second until a mid-race error forced to him to make an unscheduled pit stop for a new nose and he ultimately came home fifth, just losing out to Williams’ Valtteri Bottas.


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Spain preview quotes - Sauber, Force India, Pirelli, Lotus & Red Bull






May 4, 2015


Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) Red Bull Racing RB11 at Formula One World Championship, Rd4, Bahrain Grand Prix Race, Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain,
Sunday 19 April 2015. © Sutton Motorsport Images


After a three-week break following the season-opening flyaway Grands Prix, the F1 paddock comes to Europe next weekend for round five, the Formula 1
Gran Premio de Espana Pirelli 2015 in Barcelona. Those involved look ahead to what is always a special race on the calendar…


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