News about Nelson Piquet

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Formula 1 is being ruined by political correctness, according to Tamara Ecclestone (left), whose billionaire father Bernie was the sport's supremo until 2017. Times have changed since he was in charge of running things, and they may have shifted slightly for the worse,' she tells me at the preview night for the Hyde Park Winter Wonderland in London. 'Everyone's very offended...You must be so careful about what you say.' And if you happen to think it's meant to be in jeopardy, it's all.' Lewis Hamilton (right) of F1 last year pleaded for the sport's 'grandees' to be silenced, saying, 'enough is sufficient.' He was referring to Nelson Piquet's (inset) use of a racial slur when referring to him, as well as Ecclestone's description of Russian President Vladimir Putin as a 'first-class individual.'

On the last lap of the season's most exciting finishes in Formula One, the former Ferrari world champion lost the title to McLaren's Lewis Hamilton by just a single point. Massa's hopes for the title had already been shattered in Singapore when it was revealed that Nelson Piquet had deliberately crashed his Renault into the wall in an attempt to support teammate Fernando Alonso's own championship aspirations. Massa dropped from first to 13th in the case of 'Crashgate,' according to the campaign's founder, Alonso. Massa eventually lost the championship by a point on the final day to Hamilton, which had pivotal implications. Ecclestone's remarks last month said that the F1 top brass knew of the Renault affair 'during the 2008 season,' even though it would have taken time to reverse the final decision, only angering Massa. And now, the 42-year-old, who pleaded guilty of taking legal action against the FIA, has reiterated his intention to press forward with what he considers a solid argument.

Lewis Hamilton praised Brazilian authorities for awarding triple Formula One champion Nelson Piquet a huge fine for using racial and homophobic words in his remarks about the Mercedes driver. Piquet was ordered by a Brazilian court last week to compensate Hamilton for remarks he made about Hamilton in 2021 and 2016. Hamilton told reporters at Albert Park ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, "I still believe that we shouldn't be giving people that are just full of hate."

Nelson Piquet was fined £780,00 for making racist and homophobic remarks towards Lewis Hamilton in late 2021. After being filmed on a podcast using a N-word slur against Hamilton, a Brazilian court dismissed the three-time world champion after he was filmed on a podcast using a homophobic insult. When speaking about Hamilton's British Grand Prix crash with Max Verstappen, Piquet made the remarks against the Mercedes driver during an interview in November 2021.

The first race of the highly awaited 2023 Formula 1 season is scheduled to start tomorrow, putting top drivers from around the world together to see who has the highest results. At the Bahrain International Circuit on March 5th, the first race in the coveted competition will be held, and many of the drivers' stunning wives and girlfriends will be cheering them on from the stands. A lot of the drivers are hired, and being in a race with one of the top racers certainly has its benefits. Many of the drivers' companions have gloried in the numerous upsides that come with dating a well-known celebrity on social media, including luxury flights, private jet rides, invitations to exclusive parties, and dinners at some of the world's best restaurants. Although most of the women are not shy about their glamorous lives, some of them are privileged to remain out of the spotlight and keep their personal lives private, offering them a legion of followers who want to know what it's really like to be a Formula 1 WAG. FEMAIL has taken a look at the drivers' other halves, from their personal lives and accomplishments to how they met their racer beaus and intimate information about their spouses.

Patrick Tambay, a former Formula One racer, died at the age of 73, according to his relatives. After a long battle with Parkinson's disease, the French driver, who competed in 123 races, died. He competed in F1 in two seasons, first between 1977 and 1979, then 1981-1986, then 1986. In the second of those years, he won two races for Ferrari; the 1982 German Grand Prix and the San Marino GP followed the following year.

Nelson Piquet, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, Damon Senna, Michael Schumacher, Mika Hakkinen, and Sebastian Vettel are among the many names on the roll call. At Suzuka, the three champions are unbeaten. With victory and the fastest lap on tomorrow, Max Verstappen (inset) knows he will ink his name on the page. Not that he wishes to believe it. Verstappen has been dour since switching Singapore for Japan. In the midst of rumors of a cost-cap violation, persistent questions about Red Bull's accounts have irked him. When being quizzed on them this week, the curt reply was, 'It's not my company.'

Max Verstappen's home win at Circuit Zandvoort on Sunday was another spectacular twist in the F1 season. After yet another strong showing, the Red Bull driver won his fourth victory in a row, but that wasn't the only big talking point from the weekend. Sportmail looks at all the best bits from a brave pigeon standing amidst the screaming cars to Sebastian Vettel's heart-warming meeting with Ukrainian refugees before the race.

Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time world champion, has taken aim at former drivers, pledging to remain 'positive' toward F1 competition after retiring from the sport. Nelson Piquet was chastised by the sport for referring to Hamilton as a variant of the n word, while Sir Jackie Stewart suggested that he should avoid driving to pursue a fashion career.

He came under fire for posting a tense Instagram video of himself chastising his nephew for wearing a 'princess dress' in 2017. Lewis Hamilton has written about his'stupid' and 'ignorant' behavior, which he attributes to his 'upbringing' as the cause. After suffering horrifying racial abuse throughout his youth, including one in Newcastle, the racing driver, 37, pleaded alone in his bedroom.