Hungarian Grand Prix - Proof that Hamilton and Rosberg are not supported

It is widely known that Mercedes drivers do not keep a good relationship between them. So far, both Hamilton and Rosberg had kept his composure and poise of the public. Until he came Hungaroring.

The pilot Briton has won the GP of Hungary ahead of Germany despite having the pole . Something that has not sit well with Nico , adding to the whole mess of the double yellow flag also has hurt and so stressed in the tense press conference subsequent career.

However, the moment lived before leaving the podium has been the most strained moment we've seen between the two Mercedes drivers. This time could be used the saying that the atmosphere was so tense you could cut the air with knife .

The scene is as follows. Hamilton , standing next to a table, he decided to 'pass' cap sponsored his partner to climb the drawer. A Rosberg however did not sit well that the Briton Appreciating that way and he returned with ' bitchiness '.

Hamilton wins Canadian Grand Prix

The British Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), triple world champion Formula One, won Sunday's Grand Prix of Canada , the seventh World Championship in Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, where the Spanish Carlos Sainz (Toro Rosso), which left twenty, rose to ninth.

Hamilton won his forty-fifth win in Formula One, the second (followed) of the season and fifth in Canada, winning in Montreal ahead of German Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari), who was second, and Finland's Valtteri Bottas, who finishing third, he achieved the first podium of the season for Williams.

German Nico Rosberg, who finished fifth, behind the Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull), still leads the World Cup with 116 points, nine more than Hamilton, who had started first after Saturday would achieve the fifty-third pole of his career in Formula One.

Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari) finished sixth, ahead of Australian Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull), who gave the third place in the World Vettel, who, with 78 points, now it takes six to his former teammate.

Germany 's Nico Hülkenberg (Force India ) was eighth, ahead of Sainz and fellow Mexican Sergio Perez, who entered points to finish tenth, one place ahead of Spanish Fernando Alonso (McLaren-Honda), who did not score.

The next test, the Grand Prix of Europe in Baku, next weekend will be played in the capital of Azerbaijan.

Lewis Hamilton is enjoying the single life

The Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, whose relationship with the singer Nicole Scherzinger ended last February after seven years together, is making the most of being single for fun and concentrate on his work.

"It's different now. I've had two relationships in my life, since I was 18 to 22 and another from 23 to 30, so I missed the single life all my friends had. Right now I'm me concentrating on the job, I worked harder this year than ever, I traveled as a madman, I have experienced everything I wanted to experience, " said Lewis in 'The Jonathan Ross Show' program.

But that does not mean that the -a athlete who has been linked romantically with model Kendall Jenner and Rihanna in recent months did not like having female company occasionally. 

"I am passing it well, yes, it's fun, I'm going through a really fun period of my life," he added.

Lewis Hamilton which last November crashed his car Pagani Zonda late in the morning Monaco- recovering all the lost time partying with friends.

"Until this year, had always sacrificed everything [for work], I never left the party. Last year I think I went out three times, and I think that's a bit extreme. I think this year I do not regret anything It happened or what I did, just try to balance it all ... It's no surprise who has driven better than ever, so I'll continue partying. "

Lewis Hamilton turned heads once again as he arrived at a New York charity ball in a £1million car. 

The F1 world champion, thought to be the richest in his sport, has splashed out on the rare LaFerrari vehicle, and was filmed arriving at the 'Keep A Child Alive' Black Ball in New York on Thursday night. 

The LaFerrari, which costs a staggering £1million was launched in 2013 with only 499 of the cars made ahead of its launch. It boasts a top speed of 220mph - reaching an incredible 60mph in under three seconds.