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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff could barely contain his rage and despair as he reacted to a dismal Brazilian Grand Prix weekend for Lewis Hamilton and George Russell

Following the departure of chief technical officer Mike Elliott, who was one of Toto Wolff's top lieutenants, Sky Sports reporters Ted Kravitz has raised questions over Mercedes' future

Mercedes had a horrible weekend at the Brazilian Grand Prix with their cars not performing as expected, restricting Lewis Hamilton to eighth while George Russell didn't finish

Christian Horner has questioned parc ferme rules and sympathised with Lewis Hamilton after he and Charles Leclerc were disqualified from the recent United States Grand Prix

Max Verstappen romped to victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix while Mercedes struggled for race pace and Lewis Hamilton had to settle for just eighth place by the end

Lewis Hamilton finished just eighth at the Brazilian Grand Prix as Mercedes struggled on what team boss Toto Wolff later said was the team's worst ever F1 weekend

George Russell did not finish the Brazilian Grand Prix as Mercedes took no risks with his car on the verge of a possible engine failure which could have had consequences

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff could not hide his fury and frustration after the Brazilian Grand Prix, which he declared to be the team's worst weekend in 13 years

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have endured another tough season with Mercedes - while Max Verstappen has claimed a third consecutive world title with Red Bull

Mercedes had a horrible weekend at the Brazilian Grand Prix with only minor points scored by Lewis Hamilton and George Russell across both races of the F1 Sprint format

Both Mercedes drivers produced notable radio conversations as George Russell complained about a lack of teamwork and Lewis Hamilton laughed off another request

Charles Leclerc didn't even start a chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix after crashing on the formation lap, leaving Max Verstappen alone on the front row to fight for the win with only Lando Norris for company

George Russell was given a grid penalty for the Brazilian Grand Prix after breaking a new F1 rule in qualifying when he failed to get out of the way of a rival in the pit exit

Lewis Hamilton has finally had enough of his Mercedes W14 car after a dismal Sprint race in Brazil in which the team's upgrades didn't stop him from slipping backwards

Mercedes started well with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton making early progress, but both lost tyre grip and struggled for race pace later in the short-form Sprint

George Russell and Lewis Hamilton started the Brazilian Grand Prix strongly, but their pace fell off dramatically and the latter was even overtaken by Yuki Tsunoda

Lando Norris began the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint on pole with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez baring their teeth behind him, while George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were also well-placed

Lewis Hamilton struggled in both qualifying sessions for the Sprint and main race at the Brazilian Grand Prix and pointed the finger at his Mercedes car for his struggles

George Russell was one of three drivers to be hit with grid penalties after they were all found to have broken new rules around the pit lane during qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix

George Russell was investigated by the F1 stewards after qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix, accused of breaking the new rule about impeding in the pit lane

A sudden storm brought an abrupt end to qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix, at which point Lewis Hamilton was fifth on the timesheets, one place ahead of George Russell

Rainclouds hovered ominously close to the Interlagos track as the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc challenged Max Verstappen for pole position in Sao Paulo

Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from the last F1 Sprint race just two weeks ago and George Russell is worried something similar could happen at the Brazilian Grand Prix

Mercedes announced the departure of chief technical officer Mike Elliott this week after more than a decade with the team, six months on from a high-profile job swap with James Allison who replaced him as technical director

Toto Wolff has worked with Sir Jim Ratcliffe for many years as co-owners of the Mercedes Formula 1 team, leading to suggestions the Austrian may join his investment in Manchester United