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Hamilton was not satisfied with an admission from the stewards that Verstappen should have been given a penalty for impeding during Singapore GP qualifying last weekend

Verstappen qualified on pole at Suzuka with a lap more than half-a-second quicker than his nearest rival in Q3, while Hamilton had to settle for seventh on the grid

Neither Hamilton nor George Russell were in contention for pole in Japanese GP qualifying, with Mercedes' cars well off the performance of Max Verstappen and his fearsome Red Bull

Max Verstappen was quickest in all three practice sessions to make it clear to rivals Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz that Red Bull are back to their best at Suzuka

Williams still have a driver decision to make ahead of the 2024 Formula 1 season, with Logan Sargeant's future uncertain after a difficult rookie season in the sport

Hamilton suffered a difficult day on Friday ahead of the Suzuka race weekend, struggling for pace in both practice sessions with Mercedes slower than their main rivals

Heading into this weekend's Grand Prix at Suzuka, Mercedes racer Russell made an eye-catching prediction about how F1 rival Norris and his McLaren team may perform

Mercedes hope for another podium finish at Suzuka this weekend, but Hamilton did not give an optimistic view of his team's chances after a difficult day in practice

Schumacher has been off the F1 grid in 2023 after losing his Haas seat and, with few options available for next season, the Mercedes reserve driver has to look elsewhere

Red Bull had a horrible Grand Prix by their own lofty standards in Singapore, but their F1 rivals have predicted Verstappen to dominate again at Suzuka this weekend

F1 juggernauts Mercedes lost out to Williams in the offseason with the sport's 2022 tenth-worst team pinching their new team principal from the serial-winning Silver Arrows

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are arguably the best two drivers currently driving in Formula One - although the latter's Red Bull car has dominated again this year

Mercedes will be desperate to avoid creating a third successive F1 car which is unable to compete for the title, having been powerless to stop Red Bull for the last two years

Red Bull suffered a horrible weekend as their remarkable winning streak came to an end at the Singapore Grand Prix, and Verstappen hopes to get back on top at Suzuka

Mercedes driver George Russell was vying for second place when he crashed on the final lap of the Singapore Grand Prix, allowing team-mate Lewis Hamilton to claim a podium finish

Mercedes driver George Russell was on course for a podium finish at the Singapore Grand Prix, only to see his hopes dramatically dashed by a crash on the final lap

George Russell and Mercedes were immensely quick in Singapore and are hoping to continue that form in the final weeks of the season with upgrades coming to help their cause

George Russell had a nightmare end to the Singapore Grand Prix, crashing on the final lap and missing out on what was sure to be a third-place finish which team-mate Lewis Hamilton then nabbed

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Mercedes F1 team principal Wolff confirmed his absence from the upcoming race at Suzuka due to planned surgery and explained who will be running the team in his stead

Footage emerged on social media after the Singapore Grand Prix showing Hamilton having his focus distracted while putting his foot down on track at the Marina Bay circuit

Russell was visibly emotional after throwing away a Singapore Grand Prix podium by crashing on the final lap, but soon afterwards the Brit had switched to a more positive mindset

Russell crashed out of the Singapore Grand Prix as he pushed hard on the final lap of the race, throwing away a podium finish and gifting it to Mercedes team-mate Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton got himself on the podium at the Singapore Grand Prix after a late surge by the Mercedes pair, but couldn't get the better of McLaren's Lando Norris

Hamilton inherited third place in Singapore after Mercedes team-mate George Russell crashed out while chasing down Lando Norris on the final lap of the Grand Prix