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Mika Hakkinen is speaking from "experience" when he suggests that Mercedes are in for a long season with George Russell teaming up with Lewis Hamilton this year. Valtteri Bottas has been replaced at Mercedes this season by Russell with the young Briton stepping up from Williams.
Sitting in Jeddah this morning, preparing for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have cause to suspect this may be a season like no other.
Expo 2020 Dubai opened its doors to the world on October 1, 2021, and after a spectacular six-month extravaganza that saw 20 million visitors enjoy its various sights, pavilions, and shows, will draw to a close on March 31.
Ferrari dominated the first race of the new generation of F1 in the switch to ground effect cars from this year, with Charles Leclerc leading a 1-2 ahead of team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr, having also claimed pole position and set the fastest lap.
Charles Leclerc has been warned Ferrari "do not have the strongest engine" on the grid despite making a stunning start to the 2022 campaign. The Monegasque driver took the chequered flag in Bahrain on Sunday ahead of team-mate Carlos Sainz, who benefited from world champion Max Verstappen being forced out of the race late on.
Mika Hakkinen is concerned that Lewis Hamilton could become troubled by having George Russell as his team-mate at Mercedes this season.
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Lewis Hamilton has revealed just why he needed to leap off the driver parade bus in Bahrain early last weekend. All the attention in Bahrain was for the action on the track at the season-opener.