30 years ago on this day, Mika Hakkinen lived the darkest day of his Formula 1 career with a terrifying crash in Adelaide ’s Formula 1 career was highlighted by two drivers’ world championships, 20 grand prix victories, 26 pole positions and 25 fastest laps.
Mika Hakkinen and Michael Schumacher shared some memorable battles in the late 1990s, and the Finn has now explained how he managed to get the better of him before their showdown at the 1998 Japanese Grand Prix.
Ferrari had not won the F1 drivers’ title since Jody Scheckter in 1979 when Michael Schumacher prevailed in the 2000 season On 8 October 2000, Michael Schumacher won Ferrari’s first Formula 1 drivers’ title in over two decades.
(GMM) Mika Hakkinen believes his 14-year-old daughter Ella (pictured) could reach Formula 1 within five years – and predicts female drivers will break into the sport by 2030.
Michael Schumacher’s race-worn Ferrari overalls from the 2000 Hungarian Grand Prix sold for €95,650 in a Bonhams Cars auction A race suit worn by the legendary
Former two-time World Champion Mika Hakkinen has put forward a bold prediction for the upcoming Mexican Grand Prix. With eyes set on the upcoming Mexican Grand Prix, Hakkinen anticipates a disruption in Red Bull's dominance, predicting that McLaren and Ferrari will be the prominent contenders for victory.
Double F1 World Champion Mika Hakkinen explained why he believed Max Verstappen's success with Red Bull cannot continue for much longer. The latest Formula 1 race weekend in Italy marked the sixth consecutive weekend without a victory for the Red Bull Racing team and Max Verstappen.
Former Formula 1 World Champion Mika Hakkinen has offered a sobering analysis of Red Bull Racing's 2024 season, pointing to internal politics and the departure of a key technical figures as the primary reasons for the team's lackluster performance.
Double F1 World Champion Mike Hakkinen discussed how Sergio Perez slows Red Bull Racing's car development. Red Bull's start to the 2024 season looked like a continuation of the dominance we've seen in 2023.
Two-time Champion Mika Hakkinen believes Sergio Perez is unlikely to continue with Red Bull beyond 2024. In a similar fashion to last season, Sergio Perez is set to be at the forefront of driver market discussion.