Lewis Hamilton has been warned from following in the footsteps of Michael Schumacher and treading a fine line between greatness and rule breaker.

Red Bull Racing driver Mark Webber has branded Formula One’s safety car rules a “joke” and claims their influence on races has left the sport looking “amateurish”.

Jenson Button has scoffed at suggestions the drivers will go on strike at next month’s British Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton could learn today whether his bid to win the world championship will suffer a serious blow following claims he caused the crash that forced Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel out of the Japanese Grand Prix. (See bottom of page for link to YouTube footage of the incident.)

MARK WEBBER believes it is “now or never” for him to deliver in Formula One.

Michael Schumacher was quickest in practice for the British Grand Prix this morning.

MICHAEL SCHUMACHER yesterday emerged from a fiery meeting of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association with his role as a director intact.

Michael Schumacher has called for his Monaco controversy to be left in the past, insisting he will not “beg” for forgiveness from his fellow drivers.

Eight drivers are to miss a planned meeting next month with Max Mosley, president of world governing body the FIA.

David Coulthard insists there will be no strike by Formula One drivers this season in an apparent u-turn by the Scot.

The Grand Prix Drivers’ Association have passed the buck back to Max Mosley in their ongoing row with the president of the FIA.

Mark Webber claims Formula One drivers are “as one” in the demand to have their voices heard by the sport’s rulers.

David Coulthard has hit out at changes made to the Spa-Francorchamps track, the venue for the Belgian Grand Prix next weekend.

Britain’s Justin Wilson could be handed a Formula One lifeline if team chiefs agree to scrap the controversial new third-driver ruling next week.

Luciano Burti is scheduled to undergo another scan today as Formula One was again paying thanks to the improvements in driver safety in recent years.

The Schumacher brothers today ganged up on Eddie Jordan as they came out in support of compatriot Heinz-Harald Frentzen following the German’s shock sacking.