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Having regularly maximised the pace of his Mercedes car on race days so far this season, Hamilton is spearheading the Silver Arrows' push to be best of the rest behind Red Bull

Lewis Hamilton still has a decent chance of finishing second in this year's Formula One Drivers' Championship - with Max Verstappen almost certain to win the title

Max Verstappen saw off the challenge of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the start to romp to victory at Suzuka, while Red Bull made an eye-catching move with Sergio Perez

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz Jnr has put a torrid start to the 2023 F1 campaign behind him by following up his podium place in Monaz with victory in Singapore last weekend

Max Verstappen was quickest in all three practice sessions to make it clear to rivals Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz that Red Bull are back to their best at Suzuka

EXCLUSIVE: Hamilton signed a new two-year contract extension last month, but former Sky Sports F1 pundit Johnny Herbert wishes the seven-time world champion had made a different choice

Audi are sniffing around Carlos Sainz with his Ferrari future not yet secure and, especially after winning the Singapore Grand Prix, the Spaniard will want to be given the opportunities he deserves

Audi is scouting around for drivers to field when the Sauber outfit officially becomes its F1 works team, with Sainz one of the names near the top of the list

Ferrari star Sainz had to keep Norris behind him to win the Singapore Grand Prix, but also needed the McLaren race to help him to fend off the charging Mercedes cars

A tense and enthralling Singapore Grand Prix ended with a brawl for the win with Carlos Sainz leading and holding off Lando Norris and the charging George Russell and Lewis Hamilton behind him

Max Verstappen struggled in practice as Red Bull opened the door for the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris to snatch pole for the Singapore race

Runaway leaders Red Bull warned ahead of this trip to Singapore that the Marina Bay Circuit might cause them to struggle more than usual, and Friday practice backed up that concern

Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has launched a legal claim to try and overturn the result of the 2008 Formula One Championship, won by McLaren's Lewis Hamilton

As a former F1 driver, 2016 world champion with Mercedes and a member of the Sky F1 presenting team, Rosberg is a familiar sight in the paddock – just don't let him take a selfie with you

Massa is trying to legally overturn the result of the 2008 F1 championship in his favour, having agonisingly lost out to Hamilton in the dying moments of the season finale

Charles Leclerc finished fourth for Ferrari with team-mate Carlos Sainz on the podium in third, on a bittersweet day at Monza with the Tifosi praying for a miracle

Max Verstappen got the better of Carlos Sainz to win the Monza race, but the Ferrari star fought as hard as he could to stop the Red Bull racer, a little too "robustly" in Horner's view

Sainz was the toast of Italy after a superb drive to third place for Ferrari at Monza, but had his day spoiled later on when he was targeted by thugs after his designer watch

Ferrari star Carlos Sainz finished third in the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday, but was robbed just hours later while out in Milan, to end his successful weekend on a sour note

The Ferrari party at the Italian Grand Prix would very much have been spoiled had Leclerc and Sainz taken each other out, which they were close to doing on more than one occasion

Sainz started on pole for Ferrari and sparked hopes of a famous Monza victory, but Verstappen and Red Bull once again showed their supremacy to spoil the Tifosi's dreams

Carlos Sainz started on pole as Ferrari dreamed of a famous Monza win which would finally end both Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team's respective winning streaks

Having been off the pace for much of the 2023 F1 season so far, Ferrari have a very quick car at Monza – which did not go unnoticed by Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton

Carlos Sainz took pole position at Monza ahead of Max Verstappen, much to the delight of the Italian crowd, while Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc was third quickest

Verstappen was the favourite for pole, but the Monza crowd was praying for a Ferrari surprise and were rewarded when Carlos Sainz pipped the Red Bull racer to top spot