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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

Hamilton's Mercedes contract expires at the end of the year but, with no sign of a renewal in sight right now, Damon Hill thinks Wolff must prioritise resolving the Brit's F1 future

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

Verstappen has threatened to quit F1 before over the growing calendar and his dislike for the Sprint format, and he repeated that stance again on the eve of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend

Amid Ferrari's performance struggles, and with his contract expiring at the end of next year, Leclerc has been heavily linked with a move to Mercedes if Hamilton leaves or retires

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

Backing Max Verstappen to win the 2023 F1 title is hardly an outrageous take right now, but other computer predictions for the season are enough to raise eyebrows

EXCLUSIVE: As Felipe Massa moves forward with his plans to mount a legal challenge against Lewis Hamilton's 2008 world title, one F1 legend is not convinced the Brazilian will be successful

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen is currently dominating Formula 1 - leaving Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton's hopes of winning a record eighth world title hanging in the balance

Charles Leclerc continues to be linked with a switch to Mercedes as his Ferrari contract winds down and Toto Wolff's son has shown he is very much a fan of the Scuderia driver

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

Rumours regarding the futures of both Hamilton and Leclerc have been rife in recent weeks, given the looming expiry of their respective contracts with Mercedes and Ferrari

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

Lewis Hamilton has enjoyed a successful 11-year career with Mercedes - but his contract expires this year and the team are not currently challenging for the world title

Lewis Hamilton parted company with his performance coach Angela Cullen last month after winning four Formula 1 World Championships during a seven-year partnership

Mercedes chief Wolff has explained the changes made among his top lieutenants as the Silver Arrows bid to return to the front of the grid at the earliest opportunity

Red Bull and Mercedes are now bitter rivals who enjoy nothing more than beating each other, but back before the Silver Arrows were a force in F1 Helmut Marko made the mistake of helping them out

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

Hamilton has enjoyed extraordinary success since making the move to Mercedes, but none of it might have happened at all had the Brit listened to his father's advice

Perez faces a tough mountain to climb in his bid to beat Red Bull team-mate Verstappen this year – something Valtteri Bottas knows a lot about having competed against Hamilton for so long

More than a year has passed since the controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix which ended in Verstappen beating Hamilton to the 2021 title, but some F1 fans are still keen to force a change

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