Mercedes driver George Russell believes that his dominance of Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes in F1 2024 is proof that his “time will come.” The F1 2024 season marked Hamilton and Russell’s third and final year together as Mercedes team-mates before the seven-time World Champion left for pastures red,

George Russell beat Lewis Hamilton in two of their three seasons together at Mercedes and predicts Charles Leclerc will give the seven-time champion a tough time as well

With one of his career rivals Lewis Hamilton hoping for a fresh title charge at Ferrari, Verstappen's fiery on-track relationship with the British star could spike after their memorable 2021 battle. "He’ll race exactly the same," said the former F1 racer. "That's how he's hard-wired, that’s why he’s a four-time champion.

George Russell has been impressed with what he's seen so far from his new teenage teammate at Mercedes, Kimi Antonelli.

George Russell is certain that he can fight for a world championship in the near future. The Mercedes driver oozed self-confidence in an interview with BBC Sport before the start of the season, also stating that he is proud of his efforts against the 'greatest of all time' Lewis Hamilton,

George Russell has boldly declared that his "time will come" to become a Formula 1 world champion with Mercedes. The 27-year-old Briton is brimming with confidence after outperforming Lewis Hamilton in two of their three seasons as teammates.

George Russell is ready to lead Mercedes as the senior driver in 2025, with Lewis Hamilton moving to Ferrari. Having outperformed Hamilton in two of their three seasons together, Russell feels confident about his World Championship prospects.

Mercedes George Russell believes that the 2025 Formula 1 season could draw similarities to the thrilling 2021 season. 2021 was arguably one of the greatest seasons the competition has ever seen, with the titanic title battle between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton going down in history.

Lewis Hamilton has backed FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s calls for F1 to return to V10 engines.

Potentially so as Sky F1’s pit-lane reporter Ted Kravitz confirmed “that Mercedes is quick” and as Hamilton looks to mark the start of his journey with the famed Italian tea

Slipping off a Ferrari would have been a very bizarre way for Lewis Hamilton to injure himself ahead of his debut.

How do former Mercedes teammates George Russell and Lewis Hamilton stack up now that Hamilton has moved to Ferrari? We dig into the data.