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Ferrari are said to have prepared a mega-money contract offer for Hamilton, which Helmut Marko thinks he could take due to jealousy over Verstappen's huge salary

Kravitz was one of several Sky Sports F1 pundits to give their views on the report of a £40m contract offer from Ferrari to tempt Hamilton to walk away from Mercedes

Ferrari are said to have made a £40m offer to snatch Hamilton away from Mercedes, prompting Sky F1 presenter Simon Lazenby to fantasise about an even more outlandish move

Mercedes want to give Hamilton a new contract but Ferrari are also said to be keen on snatching the 38-year-old, whose Formula One career will not go on forever

Red Bull have been running away with the championship so far this year, but their main rivals have been given a clue about the RB19s which might help them to close the gap

Horner's Red Bull team has been so far ahead of the competition so far this season that races have generally just seen Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez battle between themselves for the win

A report emerged on Monday claiming Ferrari are readying a £40m contract offer to steal Hamilton from Mercedes in a bid to push them back into F1 title contention

Reports have emerged claiming Ferrari have made a mega-money offer to try to tempt Hamilton to quit Mercedes and see out his Formula 1 career with the Italian team

Lewis Hamilton will reportedly be tempted to join Ferrari by a huge contract offer with his Mercedes future not set in stone, though questions remain over what it would mean for their current drivers

Lewis Hamilton has been linked with a big-money move to Ferrari with his Mercedes contract set to expire at the end of the season as he eyes another world championship

Hamilton is no stranger to being targeted by internet trolls, and the Brit took the time to respond to some of them in a new video put out by his Mercedes F1 team

Mercedes chief Wolff has given a fresh update on contract negotiations with Hamilton amid speculation he could leave for another team or retire from Formula 1 entirely

F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali cast his doubt on Verstappen's threat to quit over changes to the Sprint format – and really hopes Hamilton will be staying too

Verstappen may be the defending F1 champion and is well placed to win his third title this year in his remarkable Red Bull, but not everyone feels he has usurped Hamilton as the sport's best driver

Red Bull have been completely dominant on the track with their rivals unable to compete so far this season, but Mercedes have managed to get one over their F1 rivals in another way

Mercedes star Russell joined his team-mate Lewis Hamilton in expressing his regret amid complaints from F1 fans after the last two races were devoid of much excitement

Schumacher was extraordinarily successful in F1 with seven world titles won for Benetton and Ferrari, but there was less joy when he returned to the sport in his 40s with Mercedes

Aston Martin have emerged as one of the top teams chasing Red Bull this year, having recruited some high-profile staff members from the defending champions in recent times

Lewis Hamilton insists he is committed to Mercedes and will be signing a new contract with the team, but still there has been little movement on that front of late

Leclerc has been the subject of heavy links to Mercedes of late while there has also been some Red Bull speculation, with his Ferrari contract expiring next year

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were set for upgrades to their cars at Imola this weekend, but those plans have been delayed after flooding led to the race being called off

George Russell beat Lewis Hamilton over the 2022 season but, so far this year, the seven-time world champion has outscored fellow Brit – leaving opinions about their partnership divided

So far the title fight between the two Red Bull drivers has been amicable – but there's a good chance it won't stay that way if Perez can keep up with Verstappen

Being team-mate to Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes is one of the toughest roles in F1 – and Karun Chandhok believes the experience infuriated one of the Brit's former partners in particular

Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes boss Toto Wolff are among those who have hinted at the need for rule changes while some fans have complained over a lack of a title race this season