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Russell was in the podium places and pushing hard for the win on the final lap of the race when he lost control of his Mercedes and crashed out, gifting third place to Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher boast 14 Formula 1 championships between them with another previous winner offering his thoughts on who he believes is the better of the two

Mercedes gambled with their tyre strategy to try to catch Carlos Sainz, but it did not pay off and, to make matters worse, Russell crashed out on the final lap of the race

A tense and enthralling Singapore Grand Prix ended with a brawl for the win with Carlos Sainz leading and holding off Lando Norris and the charging George Russell and Lewis Hamilton behind him

Russell qualified second for the Singapore Grand Prix with Hamilton fifth on the grid, raising hopes for Mercedes that they might be the ones to end Red Bull's winning streak

Russell was delighted after qualifying on the front row and very much in the fight for victory at the Singapore Grand Prix, but Hamilton will have more work to do from fifth on the grid

Max Verstappen struggled in practice as Red Bull opened the door for the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris to snatch pole for the Singapore race

First practice gave hope to Red Bull's rivals that Max Verstappen might be vulnerable in Singapore this weekend, with Mercedes and Ferrari looking to take advantage

Verstappen and his Red Bull team have run away with both F1 championships this season, while Hamilton and Mercedes have not won a race and have been off the pace

Former Ferrari F1 driver Massa is threatening a lawsuit over the 'Crashgate' scandal from the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix in a bid to be declared champion from that season

While other drivers were avoiding stray lizards on the Marina Bay Circuit during first practice, Russell also had to move to avoid Perez and was unhappy about it

Formula 1 world championship leader Max Verstappen has issued a response to Mercedes chief Toto Wolff after extending his own lead at the top of the drivers' standings

Singapore's Marina Bay Circuit is the next stop on F1's global tour and Hamilton and his Mercedes team are hopeful of a competitive showing over the course of the weekend

Red Bull have dominated the drivers' and constructors' championships in the 2023 Formula 1 season, leaving George Russell and his Mercedes team playing catch-up

Mercedes have notably struggled in F1 since new regulations were introduced in 2022, with the Silver Arrows notching just one Grand Prix win in the last two seasons

Verstappen and his Red Bull team are completely dominating the F1 world with Hamilton's Mercedes team, and everyone else for that matter, a long way off the pace

Verstappen is currently dominating the F1 world with Red Bull and on the way to his third world title in record-breaking fashion, but it might have all turned out so different

Seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton, 38, has committed at least two more years to Mercedes in the hope of finally winning their eighth title he was cruelly denied in 2021

Dreaming of the chance to win a record-breaking eighth F1 world title, Hamilton has signed a new deal keeping him in the sport and with his Mercedes team until 2025

Seven-time world champion Hamilton has finally penned a new deal with Mercedes, keeping him with the team and in Formula 1 until at least the end of the 2025 season

Everyone at Mercedes was visibly frustrated after an Italian Grand Prix which offered little to Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, but they have reason to be excited about their upcoming Singapore visit

Mercedes teammates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg had a rivalry, which grew with each passing year, and already began to turn sour from the moment the team started winning F1 races

Hamilton and Russell are in their second season together as F1 team-mates at Mercedes, after the younger Brit got the better of the seven-time world champion in 2022

Hamilton sparked a snappy response from Verstappen at the Italian Grand Prix after the Brit claimed his F1 team-mates over the years have given him more of a challenge

Three-time F1 world champion Stewart questioned seven-time title winner Hamilton's motivation to keep winning, prompting a snappy response from the Mercedes racer