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President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has rejected Lewis Hamilton's calls for the FIA to intervene and stop Red Bull from dominating Formula One

Lewis Hamilton is looking to end his 19-month wait for a Formula One race victory at this Sunday's British Grand Prix but will find it hard to get the better of Max Verstappen

Lewis Hamilton had plans to watch the 2015 Wimbledon final from the Royal Box but was turned away after his outfit failed to meet the dress code standards at SW19

Hamilton and Mercedes both want to strike an agreement, but contract negotiations have gone on for longer than expected with less than six months to run on his current deal

Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes, Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin and Charles Leclerc's Ferrari have all fought it out behind Max Verstappen's Red Bull this season, but another challenger might be about to emerge

Verstappen and Red Bull will no doubt be favourites at Silverstone, but haven't won an F1 race there in more than a decade and could face stiff competition this weekend

Hamilton will turn 39 before the start of next season, but still plans to be on the F1 grid amid contract talks with Mercedes that have stretched on for many months

Lewis Hamilton's has suggested introducing rules that could level the playing field in Formula 1 as Red Bull continue to dominate with Max Verstappen and Christian Horner taking exception

McLaren have announced they will race with a one-off chrome livery, in association with their primary partner Google, for the upcoming British Grand Prix at Silverstone

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton was handed a 10-second penalty after the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday following a track limits investigation by the FIA

It was a difficult weekend for Mercedes at the Austria Grand Prix, with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton struggling for pace to finish seventh and eighth respectively

Lewis Hamilton is still waiting for his first win of the 2023 Formula One season - as reigning champion Max Verstappen and Red Bull continue to dominate the sport

The Red Bull Ring race was one to forget for Mercedes, who came into this race on the high of a double podium last time out but failed to make an impression in Spielberg

Lap one of the Austrian Grand Prix went well for Hamilton who overtook Lando Norris – but the rest of his afternoon was a disaster including a public telling-off from Mercedes chief Wolff

Max Verstappen started on pole with two Ferrari behind him for company, with Lewis Hamilton also in the mix while Sergio Perez and George Russell had much more work to do after poor qualifying results

Hamilton started the Austrian Grand Prix well by moving up to fourth on the first lap, but was struggling to keep his Mercedes on the track and was soon punished by the F1 stewards

F1 rivals Verstappen and Hamilton were involved in a flashpoint at the Red Bull Ring on Saturday, after which Mercedes chief Wolff made it clear he was unimpressed

Verstappen got the better of Red Bull team-mate Perez to win the short-form Sprint race in Spielberg, but only after they almost crashed into each other as they fought for the lead

Amid Sergio Perez's struggles and Lewis Hamilton's ongoing Mercedes contract saga, some have called for the Brit to join Red Bull to go head-to-head with Max Verstappen

Hamilton qualified well for Sunday's race in the main qualifying session on Friday, but faces an uphill battle in the Austria Sprint race after an awful morning in the Styrian hills

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes have made improvements in recent weeks, but championship leader Max Verstappen very much remained favourite for pole position at the Red Bull Ring

The Sprint weekend at the Austrian Grand Prix means there was only one 60-minute practice sessions for the drivers, but it was still enough time for three of them to break F1 rules

Mercedes won the constructors' championship eight years in a row between 2014 and 2021, but even success on such a large scale can take its toll on the staff who make it happen

Following crowd trouble at last year's Austrian Grand Prix, both Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have urged fans to ensure there is not a repeat at this year's race

Red Bull superstar Max Verstappen is storming towards a third consecutive Formula One world title - with Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton desperately looking to close the gap