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Lewis Hamilton wants to bring Mercedes back to the top before calling time on his illustrious career in Formula 1. The Briton wants to sign a new multi-year deal with Mercedes.

Mercedes are to blame for their winless 2022 season and not Lewis Hamilton says Nico Rosberg. The 2016 champion is hoping for a slice of luck for his former team before the end of the season.

Lewis Hamilton has questioned the need for a cost cap if perpetrators are not handed a severe penalty as he piles the pressure on the FIA to take action against Red Bull Racing.

Red Bull's rival in the energy drink space Rich Energy have congratulated Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes AMG F1 after Red Bull were found guilty of breaching the cost cap in 2021.

Lewis Hamilton wants the FIA to uphold the integrity of the sport and punish any team that has exceeded the cost cap in 2021 while pointing fingers at Red Bull Racing.

The Briton narrowly lost out on the title last season in the final lap of the last race held in Abu Dhabi.

Lewis Hamilton remains focused on getting Mercedes back to title contention despite stating that he is not obsessed with breaking Michael Schumacher's record.

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner admits that he was surprised to see Mercedes well off the pace at the start of the 2022 season.

Lewis Hamilton admits that Mercedes' lack of performance in 2022 is helping him prolong his stay in Formula 1 in order to help get his team back to the top step of the podium.

Lewis Hamilton is to blame for his relationship with Max Verstappen souring during their 2021 title battle according to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.

Red Bull Racing have been infallible in 2022 as they pulled away from Ferrari in the championship with clockwork precision during race weekends.

Hamilton will be starting the Italian Grand Prix from 19th place on the grid.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff feels the outcome of the Dutch Grand Prix was changed after Yuki Tsunoda's bizzare stoppage helped Max Verstappen earn a free pit stop under the VSC.

Lewis Hamilton was left out on used tyres to try and fend off Max Verstappen for the race win at the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday.

The Briton's car was airborne for a terrifying moment after colliding with Fernando Alonso in the opening lap of the Belgian Grand Prix.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is thought to have signed off on Aston Martin signing Fernando Alonso with a long-term strategy in mind in the event Lewis Hamilton retires in 2023.

Mercedes are not ready to shift focus to 2023 just yet as they are planning to continue developing their 2022 machine to close the gap to Red Bull and Ferrari.

Ferrari have the best car on the F1 grid but are trailing Red Bull Racing in both championships. The Italian team's poor reliability has been the main cause for its troubles.

Mercedes are determined to close the gap to front-runners Red Bull and Ferrari as soon as possible.

The rivalry between Red Bull and Mercedes has thawed in 2022 owing to the latter's inability to produce a race winning car.

Max Verstappen's on-track battles with Charles Leclerc have been clean unlike his battles with Lewis Hamilton during the 2021 season.

Hamilton crashed out of Q3 at the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday.

Hamilton previously compared his on-track battles with Verstappen and Charles Leclerc.

Hamilton and Leclerc had some intense wheel to wheel racing in the closing stages of the British Grand Prix last Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton has urged F1 and the media not to entertain views of the older generation, as they are not aware of the direction the sport is taking.

The championship battle took a dark turn in 2021 when Verstappen had a dangerous crash after colliding with Lewis Hamilton.

Lewis Hamilton is still to reach a compromise with the FIA over the rule that bans drivers from donning jewellery when behind the wheel.

Mercedes have no chance of winning in Silverstone against the in form Red Bull Racing team or title contenders Ferrari, as per 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg.

Lewis Hamilton has been asked to resign from F1 by former three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart.

Ferrari and Charles Leclerc have fallen 76 points and 49 points behind Red Bull and Max Verstappen in the championships respectively.