It’s not often Lewis Hamilton is tempted to give up in Formula 1. He nearly did just that Sunday, discussing with his Mercedes team over the radio whether it would be best to retire the car as his Qatar Grand Prix went from bad to worse.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur remains unconcerned with Lewis Hamilton's recent run of disappointing results.

Lewis Hamilton admits his Mercedes career may peter out on a whimper as he is not expecting Abu Dhabi to be any better than his Qatar weekend.

Lewis Hamilton's struggles at Mercedes are not giving his future employers Ferrari any concern, according to team boss Fred Vasseur.

Ferrari ‘not worried at all’ about Lewis Hamilton’s form ahead of 2025 move - Hamilton’s Mercedes career will come to an end on Sunday.

The Briton, who turns 40 in January, has been out-qualified 18-5 by Russell this season and 5-1 in the sprints but has also won two Grand Prix.