Lewis Hamilton praised the resurgence of Honda in F1

Lewis Hamilton has praised the resurgence of Honda in F1 with Red Bull and loved one particular moment in the Australian Grand Prix. The world champion said: “I remember growing up watching Ayrton [Senna] drive the Honda [at McLaren] and they were a formidable force back then and it's great to see them back up there. “I hope that their reliability maintains so we can keep a close battle through the year. “It's great to see the improvement that it's had for the team. “They were with Renault for such a long time and he [Verstappen] was able to pass the Ferrari. It's awesome. “The Red Bulls are there with us and I think we're going to have a really great battle through the year between the three of us. “I’m sure Ferrari… something's not been right this weekend but I'm pretty sure that car is still good. I think it's going to be a really interesting season.” Meanwhile, the Brit asked an astronaut Doug Hurley if the moon landings on 20 July 1969 were faked. He said, "I guess it's a touchy point, but the big question is ... there are the theories that you didn't land on the moon. So... why would people have that theory?" Jalopnik reported. Hurley said that it would be harder to fake the landings than to actually do them. He said, "I've always maintained that it would've been harder to fake it and hide it. "It just takes one person to spill. ... I had people in my own family that thought we faked it and then they came and watch me go fly in space."

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