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Red Bull made it five wins from as many races so far this season in Miami last weekend, after which he expressed his surprise over the lack of competition from Mercedes and Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton is as committed to his important social work off the F1 track as he is to his ambitions on it – and that is abundantly clear to those he works with

Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes contract expires at the end of this season and, amid the team's struggles and the emergence of team-mate George Russell, he has been linked with moves elsewhere

Leclerc crashed not once but twice in Miami, sparking criticism from some about the way he drives and suggestions from some that his penchant for a mistake is a liability for Ferrari

Mercedes and Red Bull have been F1 rivals for years, with tense relationships between team bosses Toto Wolff and Christian Horner as well as drivers Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton

A few months shy of his 42nd birthday, Fernando Alonso has discovered a new lease of life in Formula 1 since his move to an Aston Martin team which has leapt up the grid

Competing against seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton is a difficult task for any team-mate, but George Russell has stood up very well to the test so far

McLaren have started the 2023 season poorly and, given Norris' ambitions to be racing at the front of the grid, there is plenty of speculation over what the future might hold

Mercedes and Ferrari would have expected to be the closest rivals to defending champions Red Bull this year, but Aston Martin made huge strides over the winter to enter the conversation

With Red Bull so dominant so far in 2023 and entertainment scarce in the most recent couple of races, some fans have complained that F1 has become a dull affair this year

Daniel Ricciardo is reserve for both Red Bull and AlphaTauri this season and will be on standby in case he is needed to replace any of the main drivers going forward

Sir Jackie Stewart was manhandled by security on live TV, while Ralf Schumacher says he and Sky colleague Jenson Button were also mistreated on the Miami Grand Prix grid

Hamilton, 38, is yet to decide what his future holds with his Mercedes contract expiring at the end of this year amid plenty of speculation about his F1 retirement plans

Mercedes hoped to be back fighting for race wins and the F1 titles this year, but the performance gap to runaway leaders Red Bull looks to be even greater than before

Three-time Formula 1 world champion Sir Jackie Stewart showed his class to help Sky Sports interviewer and friend Martin Brundle ahead of Sunday's Miami Grand Prix

Hamilton is among several F1 drivers who have publicly voiced their concerns about a planned F1 rule change set to come into force next year amid safety worries

Perez has started the season strongly and is the only real challenger to Verstappen's F1 title defence, but his charge took a blow when he failed to win the Miami Grand Prix

Honda signed up to the 2026 engine regulations as it considers remaining in F1 after the end of its Red Bull affiliation, and it seems to have made progress in the hunt for a new partner

Mick Schumacher has been pursuing his own F1 dreams, all the while coping with the changes he and his family have had to make ever since his legendary father Michael's skiing accident

Left without an F1 race seat this season after being axed by their respective previous teams, Mick Schumacher and Daniel Ricciardo are in direct competition with each other

Defending F1 champion Verstappen was targeted by some fans at Sunday's Miami Grand Prix – and it is far from the first time the Red Bull racer has been booed at a race

Max Verstappen was at the centre of horrendous abuse from fans at the Miami Grand Prix after Red Bull claimed another one-two with Sergio Perez finishing second

Adrian Newey recently signed a new Red Bull contract amid rumoured interest from Ferrari, but it appears the Italians weren't the only ones interested in the celebrated car designer

Mercedes remains well off the pace of runaway F1 championship leaders Red Bull, while Hamilton endured his own struggles for most of the Miami Grand Prix weekend

Max Verstappen was constantly receiving updates from his race engineer as he chased down his Red Bull team-mate in Miami, while there was radio silence on Sergio Perez's channel