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Lewis Hamilton was penalised for causing a collision with Oscar Piastri which damaged the front wing of the McLaren and ruined the Aussie driver's race at Monza

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen claimed what was a record-breaking victory at the Italian Grand Prix over the weekend but Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has not been left particularly impressed

Russell dropped one place from his starting spot to finish fifth, while Hamilton was one place behind and avoided losing more places after picking up a time penalty

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

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

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

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

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

Mercedes chief Wolff and driver Russell were talking about Nyck de Vries, the former Mercedes junior driver who was axed by Red Bull and overlooked at the Dutch Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton left the Dutch Grand Prix positive after climbing seven places to finish in the points, but Mercedes boss Toto Wolff does not appear to share the Englishman's optimism

It was a torrid Dutch Grand Prix weekend for Mercedes driver George Russell who finished 17th and outside the points following a collision with McLaren Lando Norris

There was a chasm between Red Bull drivers Verstappen and Perez in qualifying at Zandvoort, after which Wolff admitted he found the situation to be "odd" and "bizarre"

Russell admitted prior to the summer break that he was in a poor run of form and was ready for the shutdown, but Wolff is not convinced by the Mercedes racer's attitude

Lewis Hamilton's qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix was a disaster as he was hampered by several other drivers which played a part in condemning him to 13th place on the grid

Lewis Hamilton was impeded several times throughout qualifying at Zandvoort which played a part in the Mercedes driver qualifying only 13th on the grid for Sunday's race

F1 is a cut-throat business with drivers and team members regularly on the chopping block, and Alpine were the latest to wield the axe as two more top staff left after the Belgian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell may be the ones in the spotlight out on track for Mercedes, but there are plenty of people putting in work behind the scenes to help the cause

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

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

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

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