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

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

John Kavanagh “would love” to train Logan and Jake Paul

Jake Paul gives his take on Tommy Fury's next fight

Erik ten Hag in profile as Man Utd 'open talks' with Ajax boss

Kid gives Roger Federer a tennis lesson

Gerrard explains why he loaned Coutinho at Aston Villa

Fury faces off with himself after Whyte now show at press conference

Jake Paul talks Conor McGregor, Tommy Fury and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr

Liverpool boss Klopp rages against Premier League and broadcasters

Premier League Golden Boot: Salah's lead cut by Son

Conor McGregor talks UFC return as he leaves adjourned court case

Gilbert Burns Talks Conor Mcgregor's Welterweight Title Hopes

Klopp admits Liverpool need to win remaining games to win title

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has talked down Lewis Hamilton's chances of battling back to mount a title challenge in 2022.

The 37-year-old took a vow of silence after missing out on an unprecedented eighth world championship last season, prompting speculation he was going to retire from the sport. However, in February, he confirmed he would be competing for the 'Silver Arrows' and didn't want the events in Abu Dhabi to define his career.

However, in a brand new era of technical regulations in F1, things haven't started well for Hamilton or his team. They were off the pace in pre-season testing, and then struggled in the season opener in Bahrain.

Hamilton did manage a fortuitous third place after the late retirements to Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez, but then endured a torrid time a week later in Saudi Arabia. Hamilton was eliminated in Q1 in Jeddah, and started the Grand Prix in 15th place.

He would eventually finish 10th, worth just a