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Hamilton and his Mercedes team have yet to taste victory in 2023, with Verstappen's dominant Red Bull outfit boasting a 100 per cent win record for the season so far

Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton have been unable to get a look in this season, with Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team dominating the F1 championship in extraordinary fashion

Hamilton is faring much better than Mercedes team-mate Russell at the moment, but team principal Wolff knows that the fickle nature of their W14 car means nothing is permanent

The 2023 F1 season is currently in the midst of a summer break, with drivers and team members jetting off on holiday before the next Dutch Grand Prix from August 25-27

Mick Schumacher has spent the year as Mercedes' reverse driver after being dropped by Haas and has been warned he must find a driver sooner rather than later if he wants a future in Formula 1

Mercedes have again failed to keep pace with frontrunners Red Bull in the 2023 F1 season with Max Verstappen more than 100 points clear in the standings

Verstappen and his Red Bull team threaten to smash a swathe of F1 records this year with their remarkable dominance, while Hamilton's Mercedes continue to be outside the title picture

Sprint qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix did not go particularly well for either Mercedes driver as a Russell mistake in SQ3 compromised both himself and team-mate Hamilton

Hamilton's representatives have been locked in negotiations with Mercedes chiefs for many months over a new F1 contract which both sides want, but are yet to agree

Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo are among seven drivers who don't yet know what their 2024 plans are as they look to iron out their Formula 1 futures during the summer break

Hamilton and Mercedes chief Wolff have a strong relationship after many years of working together, but clearly there are still some things upon which they don't see eye to eye

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell reported that 'porpoising' had returned to their Mercedes cars at the Belgian Grand Prix, sparking concerns over their recent upgrades

Lewis Hamilton spent a period of the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday ahead of rival Max Verstappen, but the Mercedes driver was soon caught by Red Bull's champion elect

Max Verstappen is on course to win a third F1 world title this year, with the Dutchman currently 125 points ahead of his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez who is second in the driver standings

F1 rules dictate teams must give two practice sessions per year to young drivers, and Mercedes will give F2 title contender Frederik Vesti his chance behind the wheel

An old problem reared its ugly head for Mercedes at the Belgian Grand Prix, leaving team boss Wolff worried about their most recent upgrades fit to their W14 car

Hamilton's comparison came as a response to a question about Verstappen's mindset after the Red Bull racer won the race at Spa-Francorchamps while barely breaking a sweat

Hamilton is out of contract at the end of this season with Mercedes talks still not over despite months of negotiations involving the seven-time world champion and boss Wolff

Verstappen romped to another victory at Spa-Francorchamps on Sunday, finishing 22 seconds ahead of Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez despite starting sixth on the grid

Hamilton had a concerning message for Mercedes fans despite finishing fourth at the Belgian Grand Prix and snatching the extra point for fastest lap away from Max Verstappen

Red Bull may have dominated the Spa-Francorchamps race, but Hamilton made sure he and his Mercedes team had something to smile about by the end of the Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez and Charles Leclerc were among those who started ahead of Verstappen at Spa-Francorchamps, but none had a prayer of stopping Verstappen

More than 18 months have passed since Max Verstappen snatched the 2021 F1 title from Hamilton's grasp on the final lap of that infamous Abu Dhabi Grand Prix finale

Hamilton lost three places and as many points because of a penalty he received in the Sprint at Spa, but that wasn't his only punishment for ruining Sergio Perez's race

Hamilton was given a time penalty which he and his Mercedes team felt was unfair for colliding with Red Bull racer Perez during the Spa-Francorchamps Sprint race on Saturday