The 2022 F1 Azerbaijan GP is finally behind us. Sunday's race saw both Red Bull and Max Verstappen maximizing their weekend in Baku. The reigning world champion managed to extend his lead in the championship. While Sergio Perez could not overtake his teammate in the race, he certainly overtook Charles Leclerc in the championship battle. The Monegasque's DNF dropped him from second to third in the Driver Standings. If Ferrari's reliability issues keep up, the championship might just boil down to an intra-team battle at Red Bull. While the Austrian team's intra-team battle is certainly the most publicized one, it is not the only one brewing on the grid. In this piece, we delve into the teammate battles that are being waged and their results.2022 F1 Azerbaijan GP: Intra-team battlesMercedesLewis Hamilton vs George Russell (1-7)Winner: George RussellLewis Hamilton appeared to be in horrible shape after the race, a result of porpoising due to the car's extremely low ride-height. While the seven-time world champion has our sympathies for driving a car that has clear issues, one must remember that at the end of the day, performance is all that counts in F1.While Hamilton showed good pace in the race, his struggles in qualifying meant that he once again crossed the line behind his teammate George Russell. This is the seventh race in which Hamilton has been beaten by his new teammate.Red BullMax Verstappen vs Sergio Perez (7-1)Winner: Max VerstappenOracle Red Bull Racing@redbullracingA picture-perfect Sunday 📸 #AzerbaijanGP 168361179A picture-perfect Sunday 😍📸 #AzerbaijanGP 🇦🇿 https://t.co/DoSCd5gaKtThe Azerbaijan GP saw Max Verstappen dominate his teammate and title rival Sergio Perez once he took the lead. While many were optimistic about Perez bagging another win last Sunday after he outqualified the Dutchman, however, when it came to the race, Verstappen just had a lot more pace than him.With the teammates currently sitting in the top two in the Driver Standings, it's going to be interesting to see how dynamics evolve inside the team as the season carries on.FerrariCharles Leclerc vs Carlos Sainz (7-1)Winner: Charles LeclercCharles Leclerc won the teammate battle fair and square again. Carlos Sainz always seems to be behind the Monegasque in qualifying, and he often falls off the pace of the race leaders fairly early on Sunday.McLarenLando Norris vs Daniel Ricciardo (7-1)Winner: Daniel RicciardoMcLaren@McLarenF1Some points secured for the team, we'll keep up the momentum for Montreal! @DanielRicciardo #AzerbaijanGP 6953225Some points secured for the team, we'll keep up the momentum for Montreal! 👊 @DanielRicciardo #AzerbaijanGP 🇦🇿 https://t.co/C819kNarI7Daniel Ricciardo finally crossed the checkered flag in front of Lando Norris at the Azerbaijan GP. The Australian has struggled mightily with the car since joining McLaren last year, but has always maintained that he still has the pace inside him.Ricciardo had the edge over Norris in the Azerbaijan GP, probably due to running an alternate strategy. Regardless, he reminded the paddock what he could do in a car he's comfortable in.AlpineFernando Alonso vs Esteban Ocon (3-5)Winner: Fernando AlonsoFernando Alonso is back to his old ways of being scorchingly fast and consistent, while Esteban Ocon might just be starting to face the consequences of a lack of consistency in his performances.In Q1, the Frenchman was the quicker of the two Alpine drivers but when it mattered, he floundered. Ocon's weekend unraveled from there. While Alonso brought home a P7, Ocon could only score a single point in P10. This battle is going to be worth keeping an eye on.Aston MartinSebastian Vettel/Nico Hulkenberg vs Lance Stroll (7-1)Winner: Sebastian VettelSebastian Vettel had a fantastic weekend in Baku and showed the grid that he still most certainly has got it. Lance Stroll has been made to look mediocre due to the German's stellar performances. The Azerbaijan GP was another example of this: Vettel was able to fight and attack cars in the top eight while Stroll was floundering in P14 before he retired. Vettel has just become all the more valuable for Aston Martin in the last few weeks as Stroll has no answer for his teammate's speed.AlphaTauriPierre Gasly vs Yuki Tsunoda (6-2)Winner: Pierre GaslyScuderia AlphaTauri@AlphaTauriF1a great feeling being back scoring some good points! ready to bring this momentum to Canada next week!60951a great feeling being back scoring some good points! 👌 ready to bring this momentum to Canada next week!After getting snubbed by Red Bull, Pierre Gasly needed a good result. The Azerbaijan GP was a timely reminder to everyone on the grid of the French driver's talents. Yuki Tsunoda had a solid race as well, but he was a few-tenths off Gasly as usual. Gasly's strong performance will only help him in his quest to find a seat outside the Red Bull family.Alfa RomeoValtteri Bottas vs Guanyu Zhou (7-1)Winner: Guanyu ZhouValtteri Bottas had a poor weekend as he struggled to even match his teammate's pace. Zhou showed stronger form in the Azerbaijan GP than his teammate and will be looking to continue the trend in Canada.WilliamsAlex Albon vs Nicholas Latifi (7-1)Winner: Alex AlbonWilliams Racing@WilliamsRacingNot quite enough for points, but another finish close to the top 10 for Alex We'll keep working hard and get ready for Canada #WeAreWilliams #AzerbaijanGP45431Not quite enough for points, but another finish close to the top 10 for Alex 👌We'll keep working hard and get ready for Canada 🙌#WeAreWilliams #AzerbaijanGPIt's the same old story at Williams as Albon keeps outperforming Nicholas Latifi. If this trend continues, the team might look elsewhere to fill that second seat for next season.Haas F1Mick Schumacher vs Kevin Magnussen (3-5)Winner: Kevin MagnussenMick Schumacher's lack of confidence at the Azerbaijan GP was apparent to everyone. He was around five tenths down on his teammate Kevin Magnussen. Schumacher looked woefully underconfident during the Azerbaijan GP weekend while Kevin Magnussen turned up and did a solid job, which he has been doing all season.It will be interesting to see how these battles unfold next weekend at the Canadian GP.