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Formula 1 engine rules will change in 2026 and McLaren, who have been using Mercedes power units for many years over two separate spells, have been considering their options for the future

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen will have less track time than usual at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Mercedes, Red Bull and most other F1 teams make changes for FP1

Lewis Hamilton is one of several F1 drivers not taking part in FP1 at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with Mercedes calling up their F2 starlet Frederik Vesti to drive in his place

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner claimed before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend that Lewis Hamilton contacted his team over a potential switch before signing a new Mercedes deal

Toto Wolff and Fred Vasseur used inappropriate language in a press conference at the Las Vegas Grand Prix last week - and both have now been handed formal warnings

Christian Horner claimed Lewis Hamilton reached out to Red Bull over possibly joining F1 rival Max Verstappen for 2024 before signing a new contract with Mercedes

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton was the subject of conversations over a move to Red Bull, but he remained with Mercedes while Max Verstappen cruised to the title

Lewis Hamilton signed a new two-year contract with Mercedes - understood to be worth £50million a year - in August but it has been claimed he had talks with rivals Red Bull and Ferrari

Mercedes are battling it out with Ferrari for second place in the Formula 1 constructors' championship as Lewis Hamilton prepares to go for glory at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Seven-time world F1 champion Lewis Hamilton this year ended speculation his future by signing a two-year extension to his contract with Mercedes worth around £100million

Mick Schumacher spent two seasons in Formula 1 racing for Haas, but he has not been on the grid since 2022 after they axed the German in favour of Kevin Magnussen

Lewis Hamilton is close to Sir Jim Ratcliffe due to INEOS' stake in the Mercedes Formula 1 team –and the seven-time world champion also has a strong interest in football

The Las Vegas Grand Prix produced an exciting race for fans to watch but Fernando Alonso was among the drivers who didn't have much fun out on the track themselves

Sky Sports F1 pundit Danica Patrick was keeping a close eye on Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff at the Las Vegas Grand Prix as the Silver Arrows struggled to again

Formula 1 drivers have many different rules to follow that are set by the FIA, but headstrong Lewis Hamilton is no stranger to flouting some of the less necessary ones

George Russell was fourth on the road when he crossed the Las Vegas Grand Prix finish line but was relegated to eighth in the classification after a penalty was taken into account

Max Verstappen recorded his 18th victory of a record-breaking F1 season at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while rival Lewis Hamilton only managed seventh place after suffering some bad luck

Lewis Hamilton finished seventh at the Las Vegas Grand Prix and later gave a glowing review of the track which had received plenty of criticism in the build-up to the race

Both Max Verstappen and George Russell received in-race penalties at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, but their rule-breaking led to a second punishment on top of the time added on to their races

Mercedes junior driver Paul Aron was fortunate to escape unharmed after he suffered a major crash at the Macau Grand Prix that set his car on fire and tore it in two

George Russell dropped several places in the final Las Vegas Grand Prix race classification due to a penalty he picked up during the race for colliding with Max Verstappen

Lewis Hamilton started the Las Vegas Grand Prix 10th on the grid after a poor qualifying but suffered even more misfortune during the race, despite making up a few positions

An early punishment for Max Verstappen after an illegal overtake on Charles Leclerc set up a tense strategy battle at the Las Vegas Grand Prix with Red Bull not as dominant as usual

Carlos Sainz has been dealt a major blow ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix and Mercedes have now indicated their stance after the Spaniard tore into his F1 rivals after his penalty

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was left scratching his head after Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying, with George Russell third on the grid while Lewis Hamilton didn't make it to Q3