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Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time at the first practice session of the Monaco Grand Prix while it was Ferrari's Fernando Alonso who topped the time charts in the second Free Pratice session.

Three-time Formula One World Champion Sir Jack Brabham passed away today morning. He was 88. Known for being a fierce competitor, an amazing engineer and finally a brilliant businessman, Sir Brabham remains the only person in F1 to have secured the championship in his own car.

Lewis Hamilton moved in to the championship lead with his fourth consecutive victory as Mercedes dominated the Spanish Grand Prix right from the word go. Hamilton had a cushion of more than 20 seconds over team mate Nico Rosberg, however, that lead was to be threatened in the closing hours of the race.

Having topped the FP3 time charts, Rosberg looked to continue even in the Qualification round, but Hamilton moved quickly in the final lap as he went quickest in the final two sectors to secure pole position.

Lewis Hamilton dominated the FP2 session of the Spanish Grand Prix as he beat team-mate Nico Rosberg by almost half a second in. Hamilton was the quickest in the first session and put in his best lap of 1:25.524 beating Rosberg by 0.449s.

The world's biggest ever parade of Formula One cars will be staged at the Silverstone Classic from the 25th to 27th July. The cavalcade will be led by motorsport legend, 84-year old, Sir Stirling Moss and the event will celebrate 50 Grands prix at Silverstone.

Acura and Honda will field a variety models spread across seven classes at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb which kick starts on the 29th of June. Honda will eventually let on the details of the cars that will make its way to the competition but confirmed a few of them.

Lewis Hamilton completed a hat-trick of wins for the first time in his F1 career with a comfortable victory in the Chinese Grand Prix. Hamilton started on pole and eased his way through the field and eventually took a 18.6 second lead over Rosberg