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Max Verstappen did not enjoy a good weekend in Azerbaijan, finishing second behind his Red Bull team-mate following a collision with George Russell in the sprint race

Verstappen called for the F1 Sprint format to be scrapped after Saturday's action in Azerbaijan, prompting Sky's Damon Hill to label the Red Bull racer "a poor loser"

Russell put a hole in Verstappen's sidepod in a first-lap collision in the Sprint to leave the Red Bull racer furious, but Sky Sports' pundits felt the Mercedes star did nothing wrong

Verstappen may be the defending champion and current standings leader, but he has not had things his own way so far this weekend in Baku with Charles Leclerc stealing the spotlight

Hamilton's Mercedes contract expires at the end of the year but, with no sign of a renewal in sight right now, Damon Hill thinks Wolff must prioritise resolving the Brit's F1 future

Brundle thinks Verstappen's threat to walk away from F1 over changes to the race weekend structure is an empty one, but Sky Sports colleague Hill believes the Red Bull star is genuinely not enjoying himself

Max Verstappen has raised concerns with the current direction Formula 1 is going in, which has seen Damon Hill question whether the Red Bull driver is enjoying himself in the sport

With Red Bull and Max Verstappen currently dominating Formula 1, former world champion Damon Hill and ex-team owner Eddie Jordan believe he will surpass Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher's seven world titles

Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher now receives round-the-clock care from his wife Corinna and a team of medics since the skiing accident he suffered in December 2013

1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill has given his thoughts on the impact Max Verstappen's father Jos has had on the Red Bull driver's career

1996 F1 world champion Hill thinks one driver will be regretting joining a new team for this season, though double title-winner Fittipaldi has been "very impressed"

Just two weeks into the new Formula 1 season, and 1996 world champion Hill has seen enough to suggest one of the newer faces on the grid might have made a mistake

Verstappen was the favourite for pole position in Jeddah, but will start the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 15th instead after suffering a mechanical issue on his Red Bull car

Hamilton has been heavily linked with a move away from Mercedes in the midst of the team's poor performances, and team boss Wolff says he would understand if the Brit was considering his options

Lewis Hamilton caused a stir after the Bahrain Grand Prix when he publicly criticised his team, accusing Mercedes of not listening to his guidance on their car development

Former F1 world champion Damon Hill has forecast a tougher time of things for Red Bull at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after the titleholders claimed a one-two finish in Bahrain

Damon Hill is one of Britain's greatest ever F1 drivers having won the world title in 1996 - but initially he found it very tough to adapt to the cars at the highest level of motorsport

Wolff has already admitted that Mercedes need to completely change their car concept, and Sky reporter Kravitz feels they have no choice but to follow Red Bull's lead

The Bahrain Grand Prix saw Red Bull show just how far ahead they are compared to the rest of the field in terms of car performance, and Mercedes realise that they are on the wrong path

Former F1 champions Button and Hill have suggested Hamilton's decision to sign a new deal may depend on Mercedes' 2023 performance – something which has irked the Brit

Damon Hill won the 1996 F1 drivers' title – 28 years on from his late father Graham's second such success – but his exploits on four wheels came only after he had tried his luck on two

Graham Hill, a two-time F1 world champion whose dominance of the Monaco Grand Prix was legendary, died far too young as a result of a plane crash in November 1975

Schiff is gearing up for her second season as an analyst for Sky Sports, after the broadcaster confirmed to Mirror Sport the departures of two of her former colleagues

News of Herbert and Di Resta's departure from the Sky F1 presenting team was revealed by Mirror Sport on Wednesday, after a hint from the former on social media