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After seven years the British star split from physiotherapist and personal assistant Angela Cullen ahead of this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix - qualifying eighth for Sunday's grand prix

Mercedes chief Toto Wolff appeared satisfied after qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but Hamilton admitted he was "miserable" and is struggling to get to grips with his W14 car

Max Verstappen was the favourite for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix pole, but suffered a mechanical problem which means he will start the race 15th on the grid instead

Max Verstappen was the favourite for pole but suffered a mechanical issue which saw him drop out in Q2 and left Sergio Perez free to take top spot, while Lewis Hamilton will start the race seventh

Sky Sports pundit Brundle shared the findings of his conversations with several members of Mercedes staff with the Silver Arrows off the pace again in Saudi Arabia

Red Bull started the season very strongly and will be the team to beat in the championship hunt this season, prompting some eye-catching claims from the Mercedes garage

Hamilton has been heavily linked with a move away from Mercedes in the midst of the team's poor performances, and team boss Wolff says he would understand if the Brit was considering his options

Mercedes chief Wolff has shed some light on the reasons behind the decision for Cullen to no longer work as physio, assistant and confidant to seven-time champion Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton's physio, assistant and long-time F1 ally Angela Cullen told the seven-time world champion he is the "GOAT" as she sent him a goodbye message on social media

Hamilton announced he and long-time F1 ally Angela Cullen will no longer be working together after seven years of the physio and assistant working loyally by his side

Angela Cullen has, for the last seven years, been a loyal and dependable ally for Hamilton in the paddock, but the seven-time champion has now announced her departure

George Russell and Lewis Hamilton will be up against it at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix as Mercedes look to compete at the front of the grid with pace setters Red Bull

Mercedes have been in need of someone to oversee the development of their academy drivers ever since James Vowles left the team to become Williams team principal

Red bull strolled to victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix earlier this month, and Max Verstappen is the strong favourite to make it back-to-back race wins to start the 2023 season

Hamilton spoke about Mercedes' lack of performance compared to Red Bull and the speculation that he could leave the Silver Arrows as he spoke to reporters in Jeddah

Hamilton and Norris are committed to their current teams, but both Mercedes and McLaren are struggling for performance and it has been suggested the Brits could look elsewhere

Lewis Hamilton caused a stir after the Bahrain Grand Prix when he publicly criticised his team, accusing Mercedes of not listening to his guidance on their car development

Mercedes have made another poor start to the F1 season which led to some speculation that the company's top bosses might be forced to make a humiliating decision

Mercedes' drivers Hamilton and George Russell finished fifth and seventh in Bahrain and changes are likely to be made - and could even be visible in Saudi Arabia this weekend

Hamilton is being linked with a move away from the Mercedes team he has represented for so long but which is struggling to compete, given how desperate he is for an eighth world title

As Mercedes' struggles continued in the opening race of 2023, F1 pundit Martin Brundle assessed a monumental move which may be in the thoughts of seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton

EXCLUSIVE: One of Lewis Hamilton's former F1 team-mates was considered for a role at Mercedes upon the advice of the British racer, but the move never materialised

Mick Schumacher is a Mercedes reserve driver for the current season after losing his Haas seat, though he has made little secret of his desire to get back to racing in F1

Dethroned Formula 1 kingpins Mercedes issued a public plea to fans for support amid a rough patch in the manufacturer's history, coinciding with Lewis Hamilton's criticism of team engineers

Mercedes endured a difficult opening Grand Prix weekend of the season in Bahrain, while Aston Martin excelled with Fernando Alonso securing a third-placed podium finish