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Max Verstappen will not be teaming up with George Russell at Mercedes next season, stopping fans from watching two of F1’s fiercest rivals go blow for blow. According to Express Sport readers, however,

Mercedes is yet to name its 2026 F1 drivers. With interest from Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Luke Smith argues he should join George Russell

Verstappen currently holds third in the standings with an 18-point advantage over Russell. A recent report claimed that Verstappen is close to reaching an agreement to join Mercedes for the F1 2026 season with the deal gaining the approval of Mercedes chief executive Ola Kallenius.

Former Formula One driver Jenson Button has backed Max Verstappen 's move to Mercedes, saying he would form an excellent driver lineup with George Russell. While that would mean replacing Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Button said the junior driver is yet to showcase his true talent.

Mercedes held a key meeting on Monday, at which senior technical staff, the drivers, and Toto Wolff discussed the squad’s current plight. The Brackley-based operation has endured a run of difficult weekends since George Russell won the Canadian Grand Prix,

British driver George Russell revealed that Mercedes held a meeting at the team's factory on Monday to determine the cause of the issues with the W-16.

George Russell has revealed that Mercedes will be holding a “big meeting” this week to try to remind their earlier season pace after a difficult few races. The year began well for Mercedes and the Briton as he took top-five finishes from the first six races,