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Lewis Hamilton has been out of title contention for the last two seasons and questions have been raised over whether he still has what it takes if Mercedes give him a quick car again

Lewis Hamilton has signed up for two more years racing in F1 with Mercedes as he hunts his eighth world title, but aged 39, time is running out for the Brit to achieve that aim

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are the highest paid F1 drivers by far and Red Bull's extraordinary success in 2023 helped the Dutchman to get the better of his Mercedes rival

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton will always be considered rivals when competing against one another, after their 2021 title fight which went down to the wire and was decided controversially

Christian Horner and Lewis Hamilton have frequently battled each other over recent seasons, with Red Bull and Mercedes emerging as two of the main title challengers in F1

Mercedes will keep Lewis Hamilton around for as long as possible, but even they know the time is approaching when they will have to go on without the seven-time champion

Three-quarters of the F1 grid are out of contract at the end of the 2024 season with eight of the 10 teams needing to make decisions over the future of their driver line-ups

Red Bull plan to work even more closely with sister team AlphaTauri this year, which has caused McLaren chief executive Zak Brown to call for common ownership in F1 to be banned

Lewis Hamilton will hope to get back to winning ways with Mercedes when the new F1 season begins in Bahrain in a few weeks, but on Friday he was in Paris for the Dior Menswear show

Lewis Hamilton will hope he can spearhead Mercedes' return to F1 title contention after two seasons of being unable to stop Max Verstappen and his dominant Red Bull team

Lewis Hamilton is contracted to two more seasons racing with Mercedes in F1 but, at the age of 39, time is running out for the seven-time world champion to win an eighth title

Lewis Hamilton has been out of F1 title contention for the last two years and Toto Wolff and his Mercedes team will be desperate to push him back into the fight as soon as possible

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes want to be the ones to take the fight to F1 champions Max Verstappen and Red Bull, but there are others who have similar plans for the 2024 season

Mercedes were unable to seriously challenge Red Bull last season and boss Toto Wolff is aiming for a response in 2024 after committing his future to the F1 team

Lewis Hamilton is without an F1 race win for two years with Mercedes unable to compete with their Red Bull rivals who are dominating the sport with their superior cars

Lewis Hamilton penned a new two-season Mercedes contract extension last year as he bids to finally secure an eighth world championship success before retiring from F1

Toto Wolff has led the Mercedes F1 team since 2013 and is a co-owner of the company as well as team principal, along with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Mercedes motor company

Formula E champion Jake Dennis is also a Red Bull development driver and has been on the simulator in recent months helping the team to create their 2024 RB20 car

Red Bull have been wholly dominant since the current set of F1 car regulations came into force in 2022, with Mercedes slow to adapt and a long way off the pace as a result

Lewis Hamilton is without an F1 race win in more than two years and will desperately hope Mercedes can give him a car in 2024 capable of fighting with Max Verstappen and Red Bull

Lewis Hamilton desperately wants to add an eighth F1 world title to his collection, but at 39 time is running out for the Mercedes driver and Max Verstappen is dominating right now

Williams announced this week that they will continue their decade-long engine partnership with Mercedes into 2026 and beyond, as the German carmaker avoids losing another client

Lewis Hamilton's success in Formula 1 will give him a greater say within the Mercedes environment according to Christian Horner, who admits Max Verstappen enjoys similar advantages at Red Bull

Lewis Hamilton finished as the top F1 driver other than the Red Bulls in 2023 but was some way off Max Verstappen, while the Mercedes star hasn't won a race in two years

Mercedes know they have Lewis Hamilton locked down for a few years but beyond that there is questions over who could replace him with a previous reserve driver no longer an option