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Five-time Formula 1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton is an undisputed megastar. One whose fame transcends sport as a global household name. We look back at the Brit's rise to success, from karting to McLaren, and his switch in 2013 to the almighty Mercedes squad. Plus, we look ahead to what he might achieve before hanging up his helmet.

Charles Leclerc is leading the charge of the next generation of F1 drivers at the prancing horse. Find out how this young gun out preformed Sebastian Vettel in his first year at Ferrari.

Max Verstappen is a future Grand Prix superstar, having established himself in top team Red Bull Racing. The Dutchman is a protege of his father, former F1 driver Jos Verstappen, whose advice has given him a sixth sense for grip - an advantage out on track. We put the young lion under the microscope in this in-depth profile episode.

Sebastian Vettel was going to be a Formula One gun from the time he stood out in the junior ranks. Four world titles at Red Bull made him the hottest property in the sport but he has not achieved everything he set out to do at Ferrari. Can Vettel recapture the spark and emulate his hero Michael Schumacher.

Finnish top gun Valtteri Bottas - who can generally be found at the front of the grid on any Grand Prix weekend. The Mercedes F1 driver arguably has the sport's toughest job, in having to match teammate six-time F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton in the sister Silver Arrows car.

Spain's Fernando Alonso went where so many had failed before him, taking down the great Michael Schumacher to become the youngest world champion in history. It was the start of a rollercoaster journey to Formula One greatness.

The Australian a perennial fan favourite, a Grand Prix winner with a huge smile. But, behind the wheel, he has the killer instinct and isn't afraid to use it. We look at his rise to Red Bull and 2019 switch to Renault.

One of the most popular drivers on the Formula 1 grid: Alfa Romeo's Kimi Räikkönen. The now-veteran driver blasted onto the scene at the 2001 Australian Grand Prix for Sauber, and never looked back. He remains the last world champion for Scuderia Ferrari, securing the crown in 2007. But there's so much more to this ice-cold Finn.