News about David Coulthard

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Lewis Hamilton's biggest challenge at Ferrari will be outperforming Charles Leclerc, according to Formula One legend David Coulthard. Hamilton, a Mercedes driver, stunned the game by deciding a catastrophic £40 million move to Ferrari from 2025, bringing an end to his 13-year association with the Silver Arrows. Despite once stating that he would see out his career in Mercedes and then serve as a brand ambassador for the remainder of his life, Hamilton made use of an exit clause in the second year of his new two-year deal to join the sport's most prominent team on a multi-year deal.

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As they stepped out in London on Sunday, David Coulthard and his model girlfriend Sigrid Silversand put on a cozy display. On an outing to swanky Chelsea with the Swedish beauty, 52. He accessorized his appearance with a navy scarf and was in good spirits as Sigrid wrapped a loving hand around his shoulder.

Despite being in his worst season in the United States, Lewis Hamilton has his best chance to compete for world championships ahead of the F1 opener in Bahrain on Sunday, according to David Coulthard. For the first time in his career, the seven-time world champion endured a horrific campaign last year, going through a whole season without a grand prix win or even a pole position. Hamilton was in 2022 trying to win his eighth title after a humiliating safety ride to pass the Brit on the final lap of the season finale in Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to snatch the world championship.

David Coulthard has told Sergio Perez that Australian reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo will miss his job at Red Bull if he ever "pulls a sickie." Max Verstappen won the driver's championship in 2022, with fellow teammate Perez coming in third with two race victories, though the team's relationship has been strained at times. Ricciardo has now played a reserve role for his former team, and Coulthard believes Perez will have to make some changes in order to keep his spot within the team.

Alison Hammond is sweating under the collar when she is taken for a spin by Formula One driver David Coulthard in Monaco. In her latest ITV series In at the Rich End: Alison's Riviera, Alison, is on the journey to visit one of the world's most expensive places to experience firsthand.

Formula One now has a $1 billion economic impact in the United States, and this is before the Las Vegas Grand Prix debuts next season. F1's direct investment in Austin this year exceeded $434 million in direct spending, not to mention the estimated $349 million in Miami. Austin now receives an additional half billion dollars in annual revenue from the US Grand Prix, thanks in large part to the increasing success of Europe's premier racing series. According to a Greyhill Advisors study, not only did it eclipse the estimated $280 million South by Southwest's economy last spring but it has also helped raise the city's profile internationally. "It's become a big part of our tourism industry, and it's certainly an exciting change in Austin,' Jon Hockenyos, president of Austin-based economic analysis company TXP Inc., told the Austin American-Statesman ahead of Sunday's US Grand Prix.

Hamilton has stated consistently that he does not see himself competing in his 40s, but Wolff, who is currently in his new contract until 2023, said that an extension 'is going to happen.' Hamilton is the joint world championship champion on seven and needs just one more title to distinguish legendary German Michael Schumacher as the undisputed world champion of all time. Wolff, the Mercedes team principal, told David Coulthard of Channel 4: "We speak a lot together [both live near each other in Monaco]. Just last week we sat down and he says "look, I have another five years in me, how do you see that?" We have just grown closer together over time. We are completely transparent with each other. Lewis will be the first one to say, 'I can't do this anymore,' because I can't get the reactions anymore, or I've had fun doing it, and another generation is just very strong. I have no doubt that whatever we reach on a contract extension, which is inevitable, we will all be discussing, very openly, what the future holds.'

Many F1 stars and pundits have wondered whether he's lost the ability to compete on the grid after a poor 15-placed performance at the Belgian Grand Prix, with some F1 stars and pundits wondering whether he's lost the opportunity to compete on the grid; calling the McLaren reject a "broken man." It was a humiliating display as the affable Aussie tried to show that he deserved a spot next season, with McLaren's struggles and backfiring techniques laid bare for all to see, as F1 legend David Coulthard doubted Ricciardo's drive.