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Toto Wolff has delivered his thoughts on the FIA impeding issue after drivers avoided punishment at the Mexican Grand Prix, while Max Verstappen was handed a reprimand in Singapore

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has agreed a contract extension with Mercedes but faces a battle to get back on top after a challenging season

George Russell beat Lewis Hamilton to victory at the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix and this year's edition of the Interlagos race marks 700 days since the Brit's last F1 win

Lewis Hamilton has said he "can't wait" for the Brazilian Grand Prix after finishing second in Mexico last week, but Mercedes chief Toto Wolff has issued a warning about the car

George Russell has admitted he was "very lucky" to finish sixth at the Mexican Grand Prix, while his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton finished second behind Max Verstappen

Lewis Hamilton has moved to within 20 points of second-place Sergio Perez in the drivers' standings and the Mercedes ace is aiming to catch the Mexican up with three races to go

Mike Elliott has been with Mercedes since 2012 and took up the role of Chief Technical Officer after a reshuffle earlier this year

Lewis Hamilton finished second at the Mexican Grand Prix and continues to show strong race pace for Mercedes, who seem to have narrowed the performance gap to title-winners Red Bull

Lewis Hamilton finished the Mexican Grand Prix second behind Max Verstappen after getting the better of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz who started the race on the front row

Lewis Hamilton avoided the Mexican Grand Prix chaos to rise from sixth on the grid to a comfortable second place at the end, behind only race winner Max Verstappen

Mercedes showed strong race pace again at the Mexican Grand Prix but team boss Toto Wolff was left lamenting his team's performances in qualifying after the race

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz started ahead of Max Verstappen after a qualifying surprises, while Daniel Ricciardo and Sergio Perez were also high up the grid as obstacles for Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Fernando Alonso and George Russell were among several drivers all probed by the F1 stewards after a chaotic Mexico Grand Prix qualifying session

Mercedes were thrilled with their cars after upgrades at the US Grand Prix, but were left baffled once again by the performance of the W14s during qualifying in Mexico

Qualifying at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez was marred by several investigations, including into Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, which may yet change the grid for Sunday's race

Lewis Hamilton, his Mercedes team-mate George Russell and Red Bull rival Max Verstappen were among several drivers under the F1 stewards' microscope for their actions during Mexico GP qualifying

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified following checks on their cars after the United States Grand Prix, but the FIA's scrutineering process has since come under question

Lewis Hamilton took an indirect dig at Christian Horner as he criticised Red Bull for its treatment of driver Sergio Perez while the Mexican has struggled against Max Verstappen

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were both disqualified from the United States Grand Prix over a similar issue, but both F1 stars had different reactions when speaking to media in Mexico

Lewis Hamilton lost his second-place finish at the United States Grand Prix after being disqualified for excessive plank wear on his Mercedes car, a risk which boss Toto Wolff felt was worth taking

The United States Grand Prix ended in disappointment for Lewis Hamilton as he suffered a post-race disqualification but he has a chance for redemption in Mexico

Lewis Hamilton finished second at last Sunday's United States Grand Prix but was later disqualified after a spot-check review by the FIA discovered his car was illegal

Lewis Hamilton ran Max Verstappen close at the United States Grand Prix before he was disqualified from the race and fancies his chances of being the one to be main rival to the Red Bull champion

F1 rules have forced several teams into fielding different drivers in practice for this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix meaning the likes of George Russell and Pierre Gasly will be sidelined

Lewis Hamilton finished second on the road in the United States Grand Prix, but a problem was later discovered on his Mercedes car which led to the Brit being disqualified