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Having been off the pace for much of the 2023 F1 season so far, Ferrari have a very quick car at Monza – which did not go unnoticed by Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton was downbeat after qualifying in Italy, having placed eighth on the grid behind Carlos Sainz, Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc, George Russell, Sergio Perez, Alex Albon and Oscar Piastri

With Mercedes struggling Red Bull are dominating the 2023 F1 season with Max Verstappen leading team-mate Sergio Perez by a massive 138 points in the drivers' standings

Verstappen has responded after Hamilton claimed the Red Bull racer's team-mates over the years were much easier to beat than the ones he has faced as a Mercedes driver

Hamilton was denied an eighth F1 world title in that infamous Abu Dhabi season finale, and the Brit hopes to make up for it now that he has signed a new Mercedes deal

Alex Albon out-qualified Hamilton's Mercedes in qualifying at Monza and, after the session, the seven-time champion claimed the Williams will be "impossible to overtake"

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole position as always, but Ferrari were hopeful of a very popular result at their home race after Carlos Sainz showed great pace in practice

After months of little progress on the issue despite public declarations that a deal would be struck, Mercedes finally confirmed a new contract for Hamilton on Thursday

Hamilton has delayed his F1 retirement by at least two years after signing a new deal with Mercedes, and has already hinted that it might not be his last contract

As has often been the case this season, Mercedes did not have the smoothest of days in practice at Monza on Friday with work to do to improve the car this weekend

Alonso, 42, knows a thing or two about what it takes to be the best driver in F1 and, even though Verstappen is dominating the sport, he feels Hamilton still has the edge

Seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton ensured he will be sticking around in the sport for at least a couple more years, signing a new Mercedes contract until 2025

After months of few updates of substance on a contract which seemed to be a formality, Mercedes finally announced seven-time F1 champion Hamilton's new deal on Thursday

Lewis Hamilton has signed a new contract with Mercedes which keeps him on the F1 grid until the end of 2025, with team-mate George Russell also penning fresh terms

Mercedes finally announced on Thursday that both Lewis Hamilton and George Russell had signed new contracts with the team, keeping them there until the end of 2025

Toto Wolff made comments at last weekend's Dutch Grand Prix about the "odd" size of the gap between Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez in qualifying

Mercedes confirmed on Thursday ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix that Hamilton has penned a two-year contract extension worth an eye-watering £50m per year

Hamilton's F1 career would have gone very differently if, right from the start, he made a different call about how he wanted to enter the sport in the first place

Mercedes finally put an end to speculation of Lewis Hamilton's future on Thursday with an announcement that both he and George Russell had signed deals until the end of 2025

Lewis Hamilton has signed a new contract extension with Mercedes, keeping him with the team until the end of the 2025 F1 season, while George Russell's future has also been secured

Lewis Hamilton has finally committed his F1 future to Mercedes, while British team-mate George Russell's seat has also been secured until the end of the 2025 season

Mercedes confirmed on Thursday that its F1 driver line-up will continue to consist of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell until at least the end of the 2025 season

After pledging late last year to extend his stay in Formula 1 and with the Silver Arrows, seven-time world champion Hamilton has put pen to paper on fresh terms

With Mercedes off the title pace for a second successive season, Hamilton lashed out at his team earlier this season, suggesting strains within their relationship

Ten places separated Mercedes drivers Russell and Hamilton at Zandvoort, with the younger Brit getting the better of his more experienced team-mate on the short track