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Hamilton was beaten by Mercedes team-mate George Russell last season while the Silver Arrows are again uncompetitive in the title race this year, leaving the Brit frustrated

For the first time in 2023 the F1 Sprint returns for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend and, with double the number of Sprints set to take place this year, it remains a divisive subject

Mercedes endured another poor start to the season, though there were signs of green shoots last time out in Melbourne – and now team boss Wolff has some more good news

Mercedes ace Russell is regarded as one of the hottest talents in Formula 1 who has the ability to become world champion – and Red Bull rival Verstappen believes the hype

Verstappen and Hamilton were in a league of their own in their 2021 title fight, while no-one could match the Red Bull star last year amid Mercedes' struggles for car performance

Russell's decent start to the season – despite Mercedes' performance struggles – suffered a blow in Melbourne when he suffered an engine failure which will likely have further ramifications

Hamilton considered quitting F1 in the wake of losing the 2021 world title to Max Verstappen in controversial fashion – Mercedes team-mate Russell is grateful that he didn't

It's clear exactly what it means to George Russell to have Lewis Hamilton as his team-mate at Mercedes – even though it will be tough to compete with a seven-time world champion

Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team-mate George Russell thinks his fellow Brit might have crushed Max Verstappen's spirit had they been paired with each other earlier on in the Dutchman's F1 career

Mercedes chief Wolff backed Hamilton over the seven-time world champion's criticism of his team's work on their W14 car, and now Russell has spoken his mind about it

Hamilton's current Mercedes deal expires this season when he will be just a few weeks shy of his 39th birthday, and the extension which once appeared a certainty has failed to materialise

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton sits 31 points behind Max Verstappen in the drivers' championship after three races with his Mercedes looking helpless against Red Bull

EXCLUSIVE: George Russell beat Lewis Hamilton in their first season together as team-mates, and that intra-team rivalry has been tipped to push Mercedes to new heights

Mercedes F1 star George Russell expressed his theory about what defending champions Red Bull might be up to, which was swiftly shut down by Christian Horner and Max Verstappen

Mercedes looked a lot more competitive in Melbourne with Hamilton and George Russell flying in qualifying and driving well in the race, but it remains to be seen if their better fortunes will continue

After the Australian Grand Prix, Mercedes star Russell suggested Red Bull might be hiding the true pace of their cars to try to prevent FIA intervention in the championship

Red Bull are clearly in a league of their own in terms of car performance, and that looks unlikely to change unless the FIA intervenes to tweak the Formula 1 rules

Plenty of unfair and unspecific rules have been showcased in Formula 1 over the last couple of years, and Russell's misfortune at the Australian GP highlighted one which needs to be addressed

Max Verstappen started the Australian GP on pole with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton in his mirrors, while Fernando Alonso was also lurking in hope of an opportunity

Russell took the lead on the first lap of the race in Melbourne, but that was as good as his day got as his strategy was ruined by a red flag before an engine fire ended his race

Leclerc ended up beaching his Ferrari in the gravel on the first lap of the Australian GP, while George Russell took the lead and Lewis Hamilton banged wheels with Max Verstappen

Lewis Hamilton was delighted with his result in Australian Grand Prix qualifying, even though Mercedes team-mate George Russell went one better to start on the front row

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were thrilled with their results in a good qualifying session for Mercedes, which prompted a snarky comment from Fernando Alonso as he faced the TV cameras

Russell was thrilled with his qualifying result, but was interrupted while talking about it after spotting a large car fire break out in the pit lane in Melbourne

Hamilton qualified third in Australia behind only pole-sitter Verstappen and Mercedes team-mate George Russell, and the Brit was thrilled with that result as he spoke after the session