All articles tagged with #hamilton
Broadway grosses dropped 11% to $24.1 million last week due to a Nor'easter storm, but Hamilton and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child saw significant increases thanks to returning stars Christopher Jackson and Tom Felton.
Stelco is idling operations in Hamilton and Nanticoke, laying off up to 500 workers, citing U.S. tariffs and weak demand. Prime Minister Mark Carney called the move a betrayal and vowed to use all legal powers to enforce the employment commitments Cleveland-Cliffs made when it acquired Stelco in 2024.
In Hutchinson, incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall and Democrat Rev. Adam Hamilton faced a noisy, contentious crowd at the Kansas State Fair in their first post-primary U.S. Senate debate, trading barbs over tariffs, the Iran war, and agricultural policy. Hamilton criticized Marshall’s Trump alignment and inaction on key issues, while Marshall defended Kansas jobs and farming interests amid interruptions. Libertarian David Graham watched from the crowd and offered his own critique of the two major parties.
Kimi Antonelli topped FP3 at the Spanish Grand Prix's Madring circuit with a 1:32.797 after a lengthy delay caused by two crashes, including Hamilton's rear-wall impact and Oliver Bearman's later crash; Leclerc had set the early pace, with Piastri and Norris close behind, Verstappen fifth, and Hamilton finishing ninth as the session ended early.
At Monza, Leclerc collided with Hamilton on the opening lap, sending Hamilton off into the gravel and Leclerc into the Parabolica barrier, triggering a red flag; Hamilton finished sixth and urged clearer Ferrari rules of engagement after Ferrari failed to optimise team orders and slipstreams, saying such incidents cost him ground in the title race.
Max Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton at Turn 1 in the Hungarian Grand Prix, leaving Hamilton admitting he hadn’t seen it coming; Verstappen briefly led before Hamilton’s undercut and a late safety car reshaped the race, with Hamilton finishing fifth after a five-second pit-lane speeding penalty, while Lando Norris claimed his first win of 2026.
Lando Norris overtakes Andrea Kimi Antonelli to take the lead in the Hungarian Grand Prix, then stays ahead after a quick pit that puts him in front of teammate Piastri. Piastri and Sainz collide, with Sainz receiving a penalty, while Norris builds a growing gap as tyre strategy and pit timing become decisive. Verstappen and Hamilton trade positions behind them, Leclerc and Russell press from the mid-pack, and Alonso breaks into a points position for the first time this season. The race remains highly fluid with ongoing battles for the podium and multiple strategic options.
Oskar Eustis will step down as artistic director of Off-Broadway’s Public Theater on July 31, 2028, signaling the end of a 21-year tenure that helped launch hits like Hamilton and guided the company through financial challenges; the board will appoint a successor next year, with Executive Director Patrick Willingham remaining in place and Eustis planning to stay active in the field.
Ferrari chief Frederic Vasseur called Hamilton’s five‑second Belgian GP penalty for a first‑lap collision with George Russell “mega harsh,” arguing it was a racing incident and Russell had space. Stewards cited mitigating circumstances and open‑lap conditions, reducing the standard 10‑second penalty to 5 seconds; Hamilton finished fourth after serving the penalty and faces an additional investigation for an unsafe release.
The White House released a report accusing Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History of being captured by ‘radical, activist ideology,’ criticizing its Entertainment Nation wing for presenting history through contemporary identity themes and singling out Hamilton’s portrayal. The document argues this framing distorts founders’ histories and highlights other sensitive exhibits, while Smithsonian officials defend nonpartisan scholarship and warn against political interference; historians’ groups echoed concerns about the administration steering historical interpretation amid broader efforts to reshape America’s historical narrative.
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc leads Autosport’s live British Grand Prix coverage from Silverstone as Lewis Hamilton is handed a five‑second penalty for a false start; Leclerc sits ahead early with Antonelli close behind and Russell in the mix as the race unfolds. A brief Virtual Safety Car is triggered by an umbrella on track, while teams debate one‑stop vs two‑stop strategy as the action progresses.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli overtook pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton on the Hangar Straight to win the 17-lap Silverstone sprint, with Hamilton second and Lando Norris third; the result extends Antonelli’s championship lead to 43 points over George Russell, with Hamilton four points behind Russell heading into Sunday’s grand prix.
Lewis Hamilton claimed sprint pole for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, edging Kimi Antonelli by 0.011s with a 1m28.376s lap on soft tyres; Max Verstappen was third, Charles Leclerc fourth, and George Russell fifth as McLaren struggled with Norris sixth and Piastri seventh. Isack Hadjar took ninth, while Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad completed the top ten.
Lewis Hamilton set the quickest time in the sole Silverstone practice for the sprint weekend, 1:29.260 on softs, 0.213s clear of Kimi Antonelli who led much of the session; Leclerc, Russell and Piastri rounded out the top five as teams shuffled tyres and fuel on a hot, evolving track.
Lewis Hamilton captured his first win for Ferrari at the Barcelona Grand Prix, a personal redemption story after last year’s struggles and a validation of his move to Maranello. Ferrari’s upgrades and a smart pit strategy under a virtual safety car helped him vault into the lead, and his pace on fresher tyres suggests he would likely have beaten Mercedes on track anyway. The victory signals Ferrari’s return to front‑line contention and keeps Hamilton’s title bid alive as the season progresses.