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Lewis Hamilton and George Russell started the Qatar Grand Prix on Max Verstappen's tail, but threw away their chance to fight the Red Bull when they crashed into each other

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell collided at the first corner of the Qatar Grand Prix, sending the seven-time F1 world champion spinning into the gravel and out of the race

Toto Wolff did not travel to the Qatar Grand Prix as he recovers from knee surgery, but had a radio line to his drivers which he used after Lewis Hamilton and George Russell crashed

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell started behind Max Verstappen at the Qatar Grand Prix, but the two Mercedes cars made contact at the first corner which took the seven-time world champion out

Rodin Cars founder and CEO David Dicker, who has supported Liam Lawson financially for several years, gave his verdict on Red Bull's decision to not give him a 2024 F1 seat

Aston Martin star Lance Stroll has come under fire after pushing his trainer as he crashed out of qualifying at the Qatar Grand Prix, with the Canadian being warned of the consequences

Carlos Sainz suffered a disappointing qualifying result for the Qatar Grand Prix, managing to go only 12th fastest – but it did not matter in the end as Ferrari took the decision not to field the Spaniard

Nico Hulkenberg was one of three drivers who were taken out of the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race when he got into a tangle with Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon as he entered a corner

Michael Schumacher's battles with Damon Hill have gone down in F1 folklore - but few fans remember his rivalry with the man who replaced the British driver at Williams

Sergio Perez crashed during the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint on Saturday, meaning Red Bull had a repair job to do overnight to ensure the Mexican could take part in the main race

Max Verstappen made certain of his third consecutive Formula 1 title success with a second-placed finish in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint on Saturday, sparking Red Bull celebrations

The FIA have announced a new approach to the Qatar Grand Prix after Max Verstappen was crowned a three-time world champion during Saturday's sprint race at the Losail Circuit

Nico Rosberg is adamant that Max Verstappen is already one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers of all time after he clinched his third drivers' world title on Saturday night

Max Verstappen secured the 2023 F1 drivers' title in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint and will hope to follow that up with a 14th victory of the season at the Losail International Circuit

Red Bull got Max Verstappen's title celebrations under way on Saturday night after the Dutchman made sure of his third F1 crown in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race

George Russell led the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race briefly but ended up finishing fourth while Lewis Hamilton rose up several places to cross the line fifth as Mercedes outscored Ferrari

Charles Leclerc had finished the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint in seventh place, but was investigated by the F1 stewards after the session who eventually decided to give the Ferrari racer a penalty

Max Verstappen finished second in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race on Saturday to secure his third Formula 1 world title, after which Christian Horner made a prediction about his future

Max Verstappen secured his third Formula 1 world title in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race, after which Red Bull boss Christian Horner heaped praise on the Dutchman

Max Verstappen made sure of his third Formula 1 world championship success by finishing second in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race, behind rookie Oscar Piastri who won for McLaren

Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris started the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race on the front row after a stellar Shootout for McLaren, while Max Verstappen just needed a top-six finish to secure the title

Max Verstappen secured his third Formula 1 title on Saturday, making sure of consecutive championship successes by securing enough points in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race

Lance Stroll landed himself in hot water after Qatar Grand Prix qualifying on Friday when he pushed an Aston Martin staff member in an angry moment caught by the Sky Sports cameras

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner feels the changes needed to the Qatar Grand Prix track amid concerns over F1 driver safety mandated by the FIA reflect badly on the sport

McLaren secured a first front row lockout for more than a decade at the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint, with Max Verstappen third behind Lando Norris who was beaten by rookie team-mate Oscar Piastri