Top News Headlines 2008

Felipe Massa ‘cheated’ out of F1 2008 title

Felipe Massa arrives at High Court in London for case against Formula One

Brazilian Formula One driver Felipe Massa arrives at the Royal Courts Of Justice where he is taking legal action against Formula One Management Limited, the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone over the 2008 world championship,

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Felipe Massa ‘cost himself 2008 F1 title, not fixed Singapore GP’, court hears

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Lewis Hamilton F1 2008 title trial: FIA launch defence against 'torturous' Felipe Massa claim

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Max Verstappen race ban update as three drivers affected ahead of Brazilian GP

Max Verstappen is no longer teetering on the brink of a race ban after three penalty points were scrubbed from his record ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix.

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Lewis Hamilton future becomes clear as Ferrari 'make huge contract decision'

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How Felipe Massa’s $80M ‘Crashgate’ Lawsuit Against F1 Affects Lewis Hamilton

Felipe Massa’s 2008 Formula 1 title claim under attack in London High Court

Felipe Massa’s 2008 Formula 1 title claim under attack in London High Court originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

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Felipe Massa: Former Ferrari F1 driver faces wait on £64m claim over Lewis Hamilton's 2008 World Championship

Lewis Hamiltons first F1 world championship is the subject of legal action, with former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa bringing a £64m claim against Formula One Management (FOM), the sports governing bod

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Felipe Massa’s legal case begins in London High Court over Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 F1 title

Felipe Massa’s legal case over the 2008 Formula 1 Crashgate scandal begins on Wednesday at the High Court in London Ex-F1 driver Massa is seeking £60m in damages from F1, the FIA and Ecclestone over an alleged cover-up of the scandal at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix,

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Former F1 driver Felipe Massa brings $85M claim over 2008 title loss to London court

Felipe Massa’s claim for $85 million in a legal case against Formula One was described in court Wednesday as a “misguided attempt” to reopen the 2008 drivers’ championship that he lost to Lewis Hamilton.