The Black Eyed Peas and Nicole Scherzinger will perform in Azerbaijan Grand Prix

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Lewis Hamilton's ex parter Nicole Scherzinger will be performing on Saturday after the qualifying takes place at Baku's GP. She will be joined in the stage by The Black Eyed Peas. The entire performance is a back-to-back show, thus it is presumed to be something worth watching. 

Interesting this here will be how British driver Hamilton will react to this, since the couple split in the end of 2015 after being together for some years. Although is has been said that they parted in friendly terms, does this mean this could be a chance to meet again? Resolve unfinished businesses? 

Lewis Hamilton attends 2017 Met Gala

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Lance Stroll finishes his first Formula 1 race

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After numerous crashes and accidents in the previous races, it was definitely something to see Williams driver Lance Stroll finish last weekend's Russian GP. Things had not been looking bright for the Canadian since Barcelona's testings. People had even compared him to Pastor Maldonado. 

Previous crash in China with Spanish driver Carlos Sainz, had been yet another disappointment for the British team. The 18 year old rookie has had a rough start, let us hope he improves and gets the hang of it soon. 

Remembering Jules Bianchi

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After last weekend's Russian GP I could not help to remember Jules Bianchi. With everything that has happened lately with 17 year old driver Billy Monger and Spanish 11 year old driver Gonzalo Bazurto it all came back. Three years ago drivers gathered before the race in tribute to Bianchi, who had crashed a week before in Japan, hitting a tele handler that was recovering Adrian Sutil's car. 

We lost this talented driver in 2015, after almost a year of being in comma and giving no real sign of soon recovery. Let us never forget that this sport can be dangerous, and that safety for everyone has to be a top priority. 

Jenson Button on his 1075 push up preparing for the 2017 Monaco GP

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Former driver Jenson Button has confirmed he will take Fernando Alonso's place for the Monaco GP. After Mclaren's tragic performance during this season's races, the Spaniard will be racing Indy's 500 miles. 

Here's David Coulthard's phone call where he tells everything about it. It will be nice seeing the Brit again in the paddock, the question here is how willing he is of driving Mclaren's current car. I am sure he is wondering, if Alonso is not happy will I be? At least it is an opportunity for Button to stay close to F1 and hopefully seeing him back driving for a team in the next couple of years.