In the high-octane world of Formula 1, few names resonate like Lewis Hamilton's. With seven world championships, he is undeniably a titan of the sport.
Recently, his candid remark about Ferrari potentially seeking his replacement - particularly after teammate Charles Leclerc's surprise pole position at a track Hamilton has long dominated - made headlines.
Hamilton's unexpected twelfth-place finish starkly contrasted with his usual high rankings, highlighting the reality that even the most accomplished athletes must confront the challenges of ageing.
Ryder Cup: When individuals form a team
This year’s edition of the Ryder Cup once again delivered in spectacular style, bringing with it a level of drama, …