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Mercedes messed up their plans for Lewis Hamilton at the end of the third and final practice session in Bahrain, leaving the seven-time world champion unimpressed

Start your engines – the Bahrain Grand Prix is upon us and will serve as the first event of a record-breaking new F1 season made up of 23 races across five continents

Mercedes have tried to be optimistic about what the 2023 season might hold for them, but Lewis Hamilton has dampened expectations ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix

Mercedes have signed a long-serving former Red Bull employee who was regularly seen working with Christian Horner, but who will now be loyal to new boss Toto Wolff

Mercedes racer Hamilton was investigated by the FIA over the nose studs he is wearing in Bahrain, though he has since been granted a medical exemption to keep them in

Formula 1 drivers have been banned from wearing jewellery whilst competing behind the wheel, however Lewis Hamilton has been given an exception at this week's Bahrain Grand Prix

Hamilton and Mercedes look to be off the pace of the top teams again heading into the new F1 season, though Verstappen and Red Bull are not counting them out just yet

The Academy aims to give women a first step on the motorsport ladder out of karting, providing a platform to race in a single-seater car with F1 paying for the costs involved

Mercedes face a tough start to the year with Red Bull looking so strong and Ferrari and Aston Martin gunning for the podium, while even Alfa Romeo fancy their chances

Mercedes star Hamilton covered a wide range of topics as he spoke to reporters on media day ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix – the first race weekend of the 2023 F1 season

Mercedes may face a tough fight in their quest to begin the new season with a podium finish, with Red Bull, Ferrari and maybe even Aston Martin in contention for a top three finish

Former F1 champions Button and Hill have suggested Hamilton's decision to sign a new deal may depend on Mercedes' 2023 performance – something which has irked the Brit

Sky Sports pit lane reporter Ted Kravitz caused a bit of a stir among F1 fans this week as he voiced a paddock rumour asserting that F1 rules were changed "to stop Mercedes dominance"

The F1 analyst provided fans with thoughts on what he expects to transpire at the top of the standings over the course of the upcoming 2023 campaign

In the right hands, AI can be a tremendous force for good and used to cure many of the world's ills. But all Mirror Sport did with ChatGPT was ask it some questions about motor racing

Mercedes had won every constructors' championship title from the start of the Hybrid Era in 2014 right through to the 2021 season, but rule changes last year put an end to that streak

The former F1 star has provided fans with a possible explanation as to why the seven-time world champion has yet to sign a new deal with the Silver Arrows

Lewis Hamilton went without a Grand Prix victory last season and the new Mercedes W14 model has been slower than rivals Red Bull and Ferrari in pre-season testing

Hamilton appears to have a new lease of life and has made clear his desire to extend his Mercedes contract, but it remains to be seen if F1 still appeals to him if 2023 is another difficult year

It is still too early to draw concrete conclusions about how the 2023 F1 season is going to go, but testing produced enough evidence for many predictions to be made about Mercedes and McLaren

Sky Sport pundit recently reported that Mercedes have a 'plan B' car design in reserve if they start the 2023 F1 season poorly again which would abandon the 'zeropod' concept

Sky Sports pundits Brundle and Kravitz have both had their say on the balance of power among F1 teams after pre-season testing with Aston Martin looking rather strong

If the estimates of many top F1 reporters and pundits are to be believed, then Fernando Alonso might be in a faster car than his old rival Hamilton at the start of the new season

Jamaican sprinter Bolt is a sporting great in his own right thanks to his remarkable Olympic and world championship success on the running track, and he has some special words for F1 legend Hamilton

Mercedes F1 star Hamilton is one of a few drivers who have voiced their concerns about the plan to ditch tyre warmers, but Pirelli chief Mario Isola has moved to ease those worries