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Hamilton was given a five-second penalty for clashing with Perez in Saturday's Sprint, pitting a hole in the Red Bull's sidepod which ended the Mexican's chances of points

The F1 stewards took a dim view of Hamilton's clash with Sergio Perez, which resulted in the Red Bull racer picking up damage and being forced to retire from the Sprint

The first four racing laps of the Sprint took place behind the safety car after heavy rain at Spa-Francorchamps, followed by a rolling start with Max Verstappen leading the pack

Both Mercedes drivers produced underwhelming results in Sprint qualifying, with Hamilton not helped by a mistake from his team-mate Russell which slowed the seven-time world champion

Hamilton will start ahead of Verstappen on the Belgian Grand Prix grid, but only because a penalty dropped the Red Bull racer from pole position to sixth in the order

Hamilton qualified fourth quickest at Spa and then rose a place thanks to a penalty for Max Verstappen, but now could be in for a grid drop of his own for Sunday's race

Max Verstappen knew his best Belgian Grand Prix starting position would be sixth, having taken an extra gearbox which came with a five-place grid penalty for the championship leader

Russell snapped at fellow Brit Hamilton in a radio message to his Mercedes team during the first part of qualifying on a wet but swiftly drying Spa-Francorchamps track

F1 drivers were pretty much unanimous in their concerns about a planned rule change for the 2024 F1 season, which they warned would lead to significant safety concerns

British Mercedes driver Hamilton was fulfilling his media duties at the Spa-Francorchamps track on Thursday when he was posed the question by a Sky Sports F1 reporter

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes are desperately trying to keep up with runaway Drivers' Championship leader Max Verstappen in this year's Formula One World Championship

Max Verstappen and Red Bull continue to dominate Formula 1, with the two-time world champion winning a record 12th consecutive Grand Prix in Hungary

Max Verstappen is on course to win his third successive drivers' world championship and Lewis Hamilton has now been warned he is at risk of being surpassed by the Red Bull star

Russell wasn't afraid to call out his Mercedes team in public after an awful qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix which left him to start the race down in 18th on the grid

Despite some suggestions in recent weeks and months that a contract extension may be imminent, Hamilton has now admitted there might be no new deal before the end of this season

Hamilton lined up on pole but was fourth by the end of the first lap in Budapest, beaten off the line by F1 rival Verstappen and McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri

Despite a first pole position in more than 18 months, the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend yielded little other joy for Hamilton who fell out of the podium places on the first lap

Ferrari's restructuring under Frederic Vasseur is in full swing and the Italians have now poached a key figure from rivals Mercedes – but will have to wait for their man

Mercedes racer Hamilton started on pole position after usurping Verstappen with a fairytale qualifying lap, but was behind the Red Bull within seconds of the start of the race

Lewis Hamilton's pole position lap on Saturday set up the prospect of a mouth-watering battle with Max Verstappen, but a horrible start opened the door for Red Bull to secure a record 12th-consecutive F1 victory

Hamilton started the Hungarian Grand Prix on pole – the first time he has done so in F1 for more than 18 months – but threw it all away with a wretched start to the race on Sunday

Lewis Hamilton usurped his F1 rival Max Verstappen to qualify on pole for the Hungarian Grand Prix, after which his former Mercedes team-mate Rosberg and Red Bull chief Horner clashed

Alonso's old F1 rival Hamilton sensationally got the better of Verstappen in qualifying on Saturday, but the Spaniard is not impressed at the factor he believes has caused this outcome

Cullen was Hamilton's right-hand woman in the F1 paddock and, even though she is no longer by his side in person, it's clear that she continues to have the Mercedes star's back

Hamilton snatched pole position away from his F1 rival Verstappen by just three-thousandths of a second, prompting an irritable response from the Dutchman after qualifying