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Lewis Hamilton and George Russell will hope to benefit from a United States Grand Prix boost as Mercedes hope to fend off the challenge of Ferrari in the constructors' standings

The Mercedes pair of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton are seen as one of the grid's strongest pairings, but Red Bull's Max Verstappen has still romped to the world championship title

Hamilton crashed out early on in the race after a collision with George Russell before walking across the track while the Safety Car was in operation

Lewis Hamilton has at least two more seasons left in his Formula 1 career after penning a new Mercedes deal, but the Silver Arrows know they will have to replace him at some point

World champion Max Verstappen has dominated Formula 1 with Red Bull this season - winning 14 out of 17 races to claim his third successive Drivers' Championship

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has built an enduring legacy on the race track and a formidable business empire off it, in preparation for life after motorsport

Lewis Hamilton was forced to retire from the Qatar Grand Prix after a collision with teammate George Russell and Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko took a dig at the Brit over the incident

Ex-Formula 1 star Felipe Massa finished a point behind champion Lewis Hamilton in the 2008 Drivers' Championship but is determined to overturn the result of that title

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell collided at the first corner in the Qatar Grand Prix, sending one driver out of the race and the other to the back of the pack despite starting second and third on the grid

Red Bull team adviser Helmut Marko believes there is only one current Formula 1 driver who "could get close" to Max Verstappen if they were racing in the same car

Lewis Hamilton will hope to bounce back at the United States Grand Prix after crashing out on the first lap of the Qatar race in a collision with Mercedes team-mate George Russell

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell collided on the first lap of the Qatar Grand Prix, ruining their plan for the race with Mercedes hoping to secure a double podium

Mercedes may not have a car that can compete with Red Bull on track at the moment, but Christian Horner knows there is one area in which Lewis Hamilton's team has his beat

Formula 1 champions Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been so dominant this year that Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team haven't come close to competing with them

Mercedes teammates Lewis Hamilton and George Russell collided on the first lap of the Qatar Grand Prix, with the seven-time world champion later taking responsibility

Mercedes have already experienced a driver partnership turn ugly when Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg fought for the F1 title, and they won't want a repeat of that animosity

Max Verstappen and Red Bull were clear champions pretty much from the start of this F1 season, but there is still plenty of intrigue to be found in the final five rounds of the year

Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been a class above their F1 rivals over the last two seasons with the likes of Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team starved of success as a result

Lewis Hamilton has endured another difficult season with Mercedes and to compound matters the seven-time world champion is set to lose a record that's stood for 16 years

Lewis Hamilton crashed out of the Qatar Grand Prix on the opening lap after colliding with Mercedes team-mate George Russell as he attempted an overtake at the first corner

The Qatar Grand Prix provided yet more conclusive evidence that Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes are no longer the closest threats to Max Verstappen and Red Bull this year

Mercedes suffered a nightmare start to the Qatar Grand Prix on Sunday as team-mates Lewis Hamilton and George Russell collided with each other on the first corner

Mercedes team-mates George Russell and Lewis Hamilton collided on Turn 1 of the Qatar Grand Prix to send the latter flying off the track and out of Sunday's race

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes team-mate George Russell smashed into each other at the first corner, after which the seven-time world champion incurred the wrath of the F1 stewards

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