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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified after the United States Grand Prix, following checks on their respective cars carried out by FIA scrutineers

Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from the United States Grand Prix on Sunday after finishing second on the podium but the Mercedes driver will be aiming to bounce back in Mexico this weekend

Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc were both disqualified from the United States Grand Prix after Sunday's race, with each of their cars flouting Formula 1 regulations

George Russell cut a frustrated figure once again after finishing fifth at the United States Grand Prix, feeling he and his Mercedes team should have been on for a podium

Lewis Hamilton finished second behind Max Verstappen on the road in Sunday's United States Grand Prix, but was later disqualified after his Mercedes car failed post-race checks

Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from the United States Grand Prix hours after the race had finished, when checks to his Mercedes car found excessive wear to the floor

Lewis Hamilton recently penned a two-year contract extension with Mercedes, but the Silver Arrows appear to still be pressing ahead with plans for life after the Brit

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc failed post-race checks on their cars after the United States Grand Prix, leading to both F1 stars being disqualified from the race

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified from the United States Grand Prix hours after the end of the race, because their cars were not in compliance with F1 regulations

Max Verstappen won the race ahead of Lewis Hamilton on track, but the Mercedes racer was later disqualified along with Charles Leclerc for failing post-race car checks

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were both disqualified hours after the United States Grand Prix after failing post-race FIA checks on their cars which found an issue

Lewis Hamilton finished the United States Grand Prix second while Charles Leclerc crossed the line in sixth, but both drivers were soon under investigation after their cars failed post-race checks

Lewis Hamilton finished second behind Max Verstappen at the United States Grand Prix, but he and Charles Leclerc are being investigated by the stewards over their cars

Lewis Hamilton ran Max Verstappen close at the end of the United States Grand Prix, after which Christian Horner admitted Mercedes are closing in on his Red Bull team

Max Verstappen started the United States Grand Prix sixth on the grid but nursed his tyres to perfection as Red Bull outsmarted McLaren and Mercedes in the strategy department

Lewis Hamilton and many of his fellow Formula 1 drivers did not react well to new that the FIA had quadrupled the limit for how much they can be fined by the stewards

Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris line up ahead of Max Verstappen on the United States Grand Prix grid, but Red Bull have no intention of letting their rivals get the better of them

George Russell picked up two separate penalties on a difficult Saturday, first in the Sprint Shootout for impeding Charles Leclerc and then the race later in the day for an illegal overtake

F1 stars Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton renewed their rivalry in the United States Grand Prix Sprint race as the Mercedes star pushed his Red Bull opposite number as hard as he could

Max Verstappen strolled to victory in the United States Grand Prix Sprint race in the end, but Lewis Hamilton was able to give him a stern challenge in the opening laps

Red Bull might have a quicker car than Mercedes, but Lewis Hamilton starts three places ahead of Max Verstappen on the grid and will hope to take full advantage

Max Verstappen started the Sprint race on pole with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in his mirrors, to make up for his disappointing qualifying result for the main Grand Prix

Charles Leclerc was quick to report friend and rival George Russell after the Ferrari star felt the Mercedes racer had got in his way during qualifying for the Sprint race

There is speculation of tension in the relationship between Mercedes drivers George Russell and Lewis Hamilton following their crash at the Qatar Grand Prix two weeks ago

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is close to buying a 25 percent share in Manchester United, but he is already invested in the Mercedes F1 team, which is run by team principal Toto Wolff