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Hamilton lost to Russell last year and could do so again in 2023, but it may only be when the Silver Arrows are competing for the title that it would truly matter

Angela Cullen worked with Lewis Hamilton for seven years and was the Brit's rock, but he has had to look elsewhere for such support since they parted ways in March

Russell had been diplomatic about his clash with Verstappen when speaking to reporters in Miami on Thursday, but let rip when he faced the Sky Sports TV cameras

Hamilton's contract expires at the end of the year and a renewal promised last winter never materialised, leading to further speculation over his future with Mercedes and in F1

Verstappen confronted Russell on live TV after the Azerbaijan Sprint, with the Red Bull racer furious over the way the Brit had challenged him during the short-form race

Hamilton has rarely shied away from using his F1 platform to highlight social injustice, and slammed Florida governor Ron DeSantis for a recent move to ban LGBT lessons in schools

Speculation over Lewis Hamilton's F1 future will persist until he signs a contract extension with Mercedes but, until then, the Brit has moved to offer reassurances to his fans

Bottas was still Hamilton's Mercedes team-mate when the Brit lost the 2021 title to Max Verstappen in painful and controversial circumstances at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Despite promises from both Hamilton and Mercedes to thrash out a new deal over the winter, it never came and the seven-time world champion's current deal expires at the end of this year

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has responded after reports which suggested former Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton might end up walking away from the team

Speculation continues to mount over Lewis Hamilton's future in Formula 1 with the seven-time world champion yet to agree a deal with his Mercedes team beyond 2023

Red Bull have won all four races so far this season and are already miles ahead of the competition at the top of the standings, with Wolff's Mercedes among those a long way behind

Frederic Vasseur was quick to wave away suggestions Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has been in talks with Mercedes amid uncertainty over Lewis Hamilton's F1 future

Mercedes are set to unveil new upgrades in time for the San Marino Grand Prix on May 21, having struggled to keep pace with front runners Red Bull thus far in 2023

A year on from Hamilton's back pain at the Azerbaijan GP, this season's Baku race was difficult again as he and George Russell struggled to make an impact yet again

Charles Leclerc started the Baku race on pole, but it wasn't long before Max Verstappen flexed the muscles of his Red Bull to take the lead early while Sergio Perez also moved past

Russell made good progress at the start of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but was caught out at the restart after a safety car period and lost several positions, including to fellow Brit Hamilton

Cullen was Hamilton's physiotherapist and rock in the F1 paddock for many years, until last month when the Mercedes racer announced they were no longer working together

Verstappen sought out Russell for a heated discussion after the Saturday Sprint race, in which the pair made contact prompting a furious response from the Red Bull racer

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix always promises plenty of drama on the fast and tight Baku street circuit, and the 2017 edition of the race did not disappoint with Hamilton at the centre of the action

Russell put a hole in Verstappen's sidepod in a first-lap collision in the Sprint to leave the Red Bull racer furious, but Sky Sports' pundits felt the Mercedes star did nothing wrong

Verstappen raged over the radio about his collision with Russell on the first lap of the sprint, and jumped out of his car to speak to the Brit straight after the race ended

Charles Leclerc started the Sprint on pole but could not resist Sergio Perez, while Max Verstappen and George Russell exchanged blows on the first lap to leave the Red Bull star furious

Russell got the better of Verstappen on the first lap after several corners of them racing wheel to wheel, but the Red Bull star was not happy with how the Mercedes man completed the move

Leclerc has been the subject of intense speculation of late amid Ferrari's poor start to the season and has been linked with a move to Mercedes if Lewis Hamilton chooses to leave