Mercedes driver George Russell revealed that his teammate, Lewis Hamilton, offered to swap upgrade packages after Russell's high-speed crash during the United S

Without spare upgraded parts available to him, George Russell revealed Lewis Hamilton offered his team-mate his version of the team’s updates after he crashed in qualifying. Mercedes brought a significant upgrade package with them to Austin this weekend,

After introducing a promising upgrade as Formula 1 made its return, Mercedes had a nightmare Saturday in Austin, Texas as Lewis Hamilton qualified in 19th and George Russell crashed out of qualifying

Lando Norris took pole position for Sunday’s United States Grand Prix ahead of championship leader Max Verstappen as Lewis Hamilton could only manage 19th. Heading into qualifying, Norris trailed his Red Bull rival by 54 points after Verstappen won the sprint race with the McLaren man in third.

A selfless Lewis Hamilton has offered to give his car parts to team-mate George Russell with Mercedes scratching around for spares. Both Silver Arrows drivers endured a Saturday to forget in Texas, with Hamilton starting Sunday’s race in 19th, while Russell crashed in Q3 and will start from sixth.

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Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has issued a scathing verdict over a decision made by the FIA at the United States Grand Prix. The Silver Arrows were hoping for another memorable year in Austin, with star driver Lewis Hamilton holding the current record for the most wins at COTA.

After introducing a promising upgrade as Formula 1 made its return, Mercedes had a nightmare Saturday in Austin, Texas as Lewis Hamilton qualified in 19th and George Russell crashed out of qualifying

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Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has issued a scathing verdict over a decision made by the FIA at the United States Grand Prix. The Silver Arrows were hoping for another memorable year in Austin, with star driver Lewis Hamilton holding the current record for the most wins at COTA.