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Hamilton has made one of his biggest desires for the future of Formula 1 very clear but, due to reported political concerns, the sport's top bosses have moved away from their plans

The comments were made during a live broadcast after the conclusion of the Spanish Grand Prix and both pundits involved have apologised for their actions on social media

Aston Martin have been partnered with Mercedes for years, using engines and other parts supplied by the German carmaker – but that arrangement will soon come to an end

Seventh place at the Spanish Grand Prix was Alonso's worst finish of the year by far and the Aston Martin racer is clearly keen to set the record straight next time out in Montreal

Perez's title hopes are fading fast after another disappointing weekend overall as Verstappen bolstered his championship credentials with a grand slam at the Spanish Grand Prix

Williams driver Sargeant has endured a tough rookie F1 season so far, but those criticising the young American are failing to consider the context of the 22-year-old's situation

Rosberg questioned Horner's praise for Perez after his drive from 11th on the Barcelona grid to finish fourth, prompting a scathing response from the Red Bull chief

Norris was ahead of Hamilton on the Barcelone grid, but any grand dreams he had about a first podium finish of the season evaporated within a couple of corners on the first lap

Not only did Russell escape the Spanish Grand Prix without a penalty, but Red Bull chief Horner feels it was the act which prevented Sergio Perez from standing on the podium

Verstappen was repeatedly warned about accumulating too many track limits violations in Barcelona, but still the Dutchman pushed in the latter stages in a bid to get the fastest lap

Mirror Sport was invited to the Saturday night party at the Monaco Grand Prix by PokerStars and also given the opportunity to play a few hands of the game with football superstar Neymar

Mercedes enjoyed their best race weekend of the year in Barcelona after their car updates, with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell best of the rest behind Max Verstappen

Hamilton and Russell finished second and third respectively in Barcelona, but Mercedes are in hot water with the F1 stewards accused of breaking parc ferme rules

Verstappen was joined by Mercedes pair Hamilton and Russell in the cool down room after winning the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, with the two Brits also performing well

Carlos Sainz was the man sharing the front row with Verstappen, but the battle to be best of the rest behind the Red Bull was won by Hamilton whose Mercedes car is looking strong again

As Mercedes chief, Wolff will always be one of the biggest defenders of Hamilton and George Russell, but even he has to take his hat off to what Verstappen has achieved

Several footballers were happy to speak to Sky Sports ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, including Chelsea duo Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell who spoke to Martin Brundle

Red Bull's secret floor design was revealed for their rivals to see in Monaco when Sergio Perez's car was lifted into the air by a crane after his crash in qualifying

Juan Manuel Correa has made a remarkable return to motorsport after a severe crash in 2019, which left the Ecuadorian-American driver suffering fractures to both legs

Winning a Formula 1 race is one sure-fire way to become a hero, and another is to then rush to save a young child from a burning building a little over an hour later

Exclusive: F1 may be about racing, but for team principals part of the job involves being very good at the political side of the sport – something Red Bull chief Horner excels at

Hamilton qualified fifth on the road for the Spanish Grand Prix, but that changed after the stewards completed their investigations into two incidents involving Pierre Gasly

Russell had a qualifying session to forget in Barcelona as he managed only 12th on the Spanish Grand Prix grid and was also involved in a collision with team-mate Hamilton

Verstappen was in a great mood after dominating qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix and did not hesitate to take an opportunity to throw some shade at his Red Bull team's Mercedes rivals

Hamilton slammed Mercedes team-mate Russell for a "really dangerous" manoeuvre during qualifying, for which former team-mate Rosberg suggested he shares the blame