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Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes boss Toto Wolff are among those who have hinted at the need for rule changes while some fans have complained over a lack of a title race this season

Christian Horner has opened up on Red Bull's success so far this season and Mercedes' proposed new car despite their tough start to the 2023 Formula One campaign

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mercedes have not been as competitive as they would like so far this season and Lewis Hamilton recently said he is "counting down the days" until his car gets upgraded for Imola

A lack of progress over a new Mercedes deal for Hamilton has led to speculation about his potential F1 retirement, or a move to another competitive team such as Ferrari

Hamilton, 38, is still very much a competitive racer but is also a good team player, evidenced by his gesture towards Mercedes partner Russell during the Miami Grand Prix

Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were vocal with their views following F1's second visit to the Sunshine State and the Miami Grand Prix

Sergio Perez was on pole for the race but Max Verstappen was always going to be a threat, even from ninth on the grid, while the Miami GP proved to be one to forget for Lewis Hamilton

Former world drivers' champion Lewis Hamilton was only able to secure 13th place on the starting grid for the Miami Grand Prix amid a challenging season for the Brit

Mercedes endured another disappointing qualifying session in Miami on Saturday, with George Russell left confounded by the team's drop-off in performance over the weekend

Hamilton had his qualifying plan compromised in the first part of the session, and was forced to pit after hitting the wall when swerving to avoid running into the back of another car

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

Hamilton's contract expires at the end of this season and there has been plenty of speculation that he might retire or leave for another team with no news yet on an extension

With Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen threatening a tightly-contested title race within the Red Bull garage, keeping both of them happy will be a tricky job for Horner

Formula 1 rule often tend to be controversial, but one planned tweak to the regulations in particular seems to have annoyed Brundle as he tore the plan apart on social media

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