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Hamilton describes leaving Mercedes as "one of the hardest decisions" of his life

Hamilton admitted that Verstappen did not put a single tyre wrong throughout the recently concluded 2023 F1 season.

The Briton, however, reaffirmed his commitment to the Mercedes team.

The inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix is set to take place this weekend.

Fans of both Mercedes and Ferrari are still asking a number of questions days after the conclusion of the US Grand Prix last Sunday.

Hamilton initially complained that he "got taken out by his teammate" after he collided with George Russell into turn 1.

Lewis Hamilton has won six drivers' titles with Mercedes.

Lewis Hamilton failed to win a single race in the 2022 F1 season

Last year Formula One saw some intriguing twists and turns, with the public falling out of Perez and Verstappen after the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix. However, this season might have more intrigue and twists in the making.

Charles Leclerc may have been Max Verstappen's closest challenger in 2022, but new Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur made it clear that both drivers will start on equal footing.

Red Bull Racing advisor Helmut Marko is no stranger to stirring up controversies with his latest comments suggesting tensions within the Mercedes team.

Ferrari are expected to go all out for Lando Norris if Mercedes manage to convince Charles Leclerc to replace Lewis Hamilton.

Lewis Hamilton has no plans to retire from Formula 1 at the moment, but the Briton, who is in the latter years of his career, is not looking forward to hanging up his helmet.

It's been over a year since Michael Masi's controversial decision saw Max Verstappen claim the 2021 F1 Drivers' title, and Mercedes chief Toto Wolff is still in disbelief.

Lewis Hamilton is keen to extend his stay in Formula 1 and is expected to agree a new long-term deal with Mercedes before the start of the 2023 season.

Lewis Hamilton has been told not to use F1 as a platform to propagate his personal agenda. FIA chief Mohammed ben Sulayem tells drivers to focus on racing.

Carlos Sainz had his first conversation as a Ferrari driver with his new boss Fred Vasseur and is certain the Frenchman can take the team forward despite doubts from the outside.

Charles Leclerc has hinted that there were tensions between him and soon-to-be departing Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto. Frederic Vassuer is expected to be named his successor.

Ferrari started the 2022 season as the early title favourites but reliability issues with the power unit derailed their campaign. The Italian team are hoping to solve them in time for the 2023 season.

Mick Schumacher lost his seat at Haas Racing for the 2023 season with the team opting to go with the experience of Nico Hulkenberg. The German is now linked with the reserve role at Mercedes.

Lewis Hamilton said that all the off track drama in F1 reminded him of the popular American reality show "Keeping Up With the Kardashians."

Lewis Hamilton says that despite making gains throughout the season Mercedes were still stuck with a fundamentally flawed car until the final race.

Lewis Hamilton joked that Sebastian Vettel was a bit of a nuisance to race against before predicting that he will return to F1 in the future.

Max Verstappen hinted that he was ready to sacrifice his race even though he knew there was potential to clash with Lewis Hamilton when he attempted the overtake on Lap 5.

Mercedes may not be on par with Red Bull Racing but they have definitely closed the gap massively on Ferrari after starting the season well behind the two frontrunners.

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko feels Lewis Hamilton will again emerge as Max Verstappen's main title rival in 2023 with Leclerc's errors expected to again keep him out of contention.

Daniel Ricciardo will not be on the grid next season after McLaren decided to terminate his contract a year early. He is expected to remain in the sport in a reserve driver role.

Sky Sports are likely to anger Red Bull Racing yet again after they voiced a fan's opinion about Lewis Hamilton winning eight Drivers' titles with respect to 2021's controversial ending.

Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto has blamed Mercedes' strategists for costing Lewis Hamilton wins at the United States and Mexican Grands Prix.

Lewis Hamilton says that the trauma of losing the 2021 F1 Drivers' championship returned after it was found that Red Bull breached the cost cap last season.