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Hamilton will start the race in Miami from the seventh row of the grid after a dismal qualifying session – his worst ever Saturday performance at a US race in his F1 career

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole position in Miami but was thwarted by a late red flag, while the big story was a horror show for Lewis Hamilton who failed to even reach Q3

Red Bull star Max Verstappen believes his relationship with F1 fans in Britain has hit a new low following his run-in with Mercedes driver George Russell in Baku last week

Hamilton lost to Russell last year and could do so again in 2023, but it may only be when the Silver Arrows are competing for the title that it would truly matter

Russell had been diplomatic about his clash with Verstappen when speaking to reporters in Miami on Thursday, but let rip when he faced the Sky Sports TV cameras

Verstappen confronted Russell on live TV after the Azerbaijan Sprint, with the Red Bull racer furious over the way the Brit had challenged him during the short-form race

Max Verstappen's volatile temper caused controversy at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after his X-rated rant at George Russell following their collision in the sprint race

The fallout from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix continues, with George Russell and Max Verstappen still at loggerheads after the pair collided at the start of the sprint race

A year on from Hamilton's back pain at the Azerbaijan GP, this season's Baku race was difficult again as he and George Russell struggled to make an impact yet again

Charles Leclerc started the Baku race on pole, but it wasn't long before Max Verstappen flexed the muscles of his Red Bull to take the lead early while Sergio Perez also moved past

Russell made good progress at the start of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but was caught out at the restart after a safety car period and lost several positions, including to fellow Brit Hamilton

Verstappen sought out Russell for a heated discussion after the Saturday Sprint race, in which the pair made contact prompting a furious response from the Red Bull racer

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 raged over the radio about his collision with Russell on the first lap of the sprint, and jumped out of his car to speak to the Brit straight after the race ended

Charles Leclerc started the Sprint on pole but could not resist Sergio Perez, while Max Verstappen and George Russell exchanged blows on the first lap to leave the Red Bull star furious

Russell got the better of Verstappen on the first lap after several corners of them racing wheel to wheel, but the Red Bull star was not happy with how the Mercedes man completed the move

Mercedes struggled in Baku qualifying on Friday with Russell even missing out on Q3, having been pipped to a place in the top 10 by his own Silver Arrows team-mate Hamilton

The first ever F1 Sprint qualifying session took place on Saturday morning, with Charles Leclerc hoping to make it back-to-back poles on consecutive days ahead of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton

Hamilton and Mercedes underwhelmed in qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, while Ferrari were able to get one over the Red Bulls with Charles Leclerc taking pole

Mercedes were on a high after a strong showing in Melbourne, but Baku looks to be a tough test for the Silver Arrows with both Hamilton and Russell struggling in qualifying

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes were looking to build on a strong performance last time out in Melbourne with a good qualifying in Baku, though Max Verstappen remained the favourite with Charles Leclerc the challenger

The FIA's governance of Formula 1 is back in the spotlight again, and Grand Prix Drivers' Association director Russell has voiced his dissatisfaction over recent decisions

Hamilton and Russell were suffering brake issues in practice, while Pierre Gasly's Alpine caught fire, Yuki Tsunoda suffered a damaging puncture and Kevin Magnussen was also forced to end his session early

Hamilton has seven world titles and a swathe of F1 records to his name, but that doesn't mean every team boss would still sign him if he were to become available