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After Surfing, Lewis Hamilton's "Next Up" Plan For Teammate George Russell

Mercedes may have started off behind Ferrari in this year's Formula One season, but it hasn't stopped their star driver Lewis Hamilton from having some fun with teammate George Russell. Hamilton on Wednesday took to Twitter to share a picture with Russell, where both are seen with huge surf boards. Of course, it's no surprise given that they just completed the Australian Grand Prix. And that's not where it ends. Hamilton has more adventures with his teammate. "Next up: getting @GeorgeRussell63 to skydive," he captioned the picture.

‘I was crying and screaming!’ – Sonny Colbrelli on that mud-soaked day at Paris-Roubaix

“It sinks in every morning when I see the cobble on the table, staring at me.” The reigning men's Paris-Roubaix champion, Sonny Colbrelli, will not be on the startline in Compiegne on Sunday to defend his title. The Bahrain-Victorious rider suffered a cardiac arrest after crossing the line in the opening stage He subsequently underwent clinical cardiovascular evaluation, where he was diagnosed with a cardiac arrhythmia and was fitted with a “life-saving” subcutaneous defibrillator. Ad/> Colbrelli may never race again, let alone win.

Russell hails 'mega' results for Mercedes amid surprise rise

George Russell hailed Mercedes' strong results in the Australian Grand Prix, but knows they must keep pushing if this is to be the start of something for the team after their early-season struggles.

'We are facing difficult times' - Red Bull has other car issues, says Marko

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko admits they have other issues besides reliability and are struggling with the weight of the RB18 plus a lack of performance compared to that of Ferrari.

Toto Wolff warns Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have a 40 per cent chance of title win

F1 confirm new 200mph Las Vegas track for 2023

Max Verstappen offers defeatist assessment of title chances after latest GP nightmare

Max Verstappen has claimed he's not even thinking about defending his F1 title following a nightmare start to the season.

Mercedes chief gives bleak outlook on Lewis Hamilton's title chances after poor start

Floyd Mayweather boasts of earning $100m for "fake fight"

Max Verstappen says 'no reason to believe in' Formula 1 title defence after another Red Bull retirement

Max Verstappen says “there is no reason to believe in” his chances of defending his Formula 1 title after a rocky start to the season. Red Bull’s Verstappen has suffered from reliability issues and has failed to finish two of the three races so far in Bahrain and Australia. Ad/> The one race he did finish in Saudi Arabia he won, but he is still 46 points behind championship leader Charles Leclerc.

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After Surfing, Lewis Hamilton's "Next Up" Plan For Teammate George Russell

‘I was crying and screaming!’ – Sonny Colbrelli on that mud-soaked day at Paris-Roubaix

Russell hails 'mega' results for Mercedes amid surprise rise

'We are facing difficult times' - Red Bull has other car issues, says Marko

Toto Wolff warns Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have a 40 per cent chance of title win

Max Verstappen offers defeatist assessment of title chances after latest GP nightmare

Mercedes chief gives bleak outlook on Lewis Hamilton's title chances after poor start

Max Verstappen says 'no reason to believe in' Formula 1 title defence after another Red Bull retirement