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Lewis Hamilton has given his reaction to Adrian Newey’s impending departure from Red Bull, saying he would “very much” like to see the legendary Formula 1 designer join him at Ferrari next year.

Five races into the new season and it’s time for the first trip to North America this year, with the third edition of the Miami Grand Prix. There’s another Sprint weekend for the teams to contend with, and plenty of developments off-track too that will be hot topics in Florida.

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are hopeful that the layout of the Las Vegas Strip circuit will play to the strengths of Ferrari this weekend.

This season, IndyCar star James Hinchcliffe is taking stock after every Grand Prix and presenting his ‘heroes’ from the weekend, exclusively for F1.com. Here are his picks from the Sprint weekend at the Circuit of The Americas…

Lewis Hamilton’s new contract with Mercedes will see him race into his 40s and the Briton has earmarked former NFL Quarterback Tom Brady as a “role model” when it comes to showing athletes how to prolong their careers.

Just a few hours into Italian Grand Prix media day, in rival Ferrari’s backyard, Mercedes dropped the news the Formula 1 paddock has long been expecting – Lewis Hamilton has signed a new deal to race on with the team beyond the end of the season – and that his team mate George Russell would be sticking around too. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto explains why the Silver Arrows opted to stick rather than twist

McLaren is a great place to be right now. At the start of the season, they were struggling to get out of Q1 and in a world of pain.

Charles Leclerc is set to take a 10-place grid penalty at this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and while he knows it has not been an ideal start to the season, following his DNF in Bahrain, the Ferrari driver is still confident that a special result in Jeddah is very much possible.

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