At the tenth race of the championship at Silverstone, Mercedes brought the long-announced package of aerodynamic improvements which could decide their chances of fighting the faster Red Bull who increased its advantage in the drivers' and constructors' championship - we bring an overview of changes to the Mercedes F1 W12.

The current world champions are preparing several improvements for their current F1 W12 car in the hope that this will also help them fight Red Bull, which has significantly improved its RB16B in the last few races.

Lewis Hamilton has signed a new two-year contract with the Mercedes F1 team that will keep him in Formula 1 at least until the end of 2023, the team confirmed on Saturday at the Austrian Grand Prix.

For the first time since the 2018 Austrian Grand Prix, Mercedes did not score points in the race, interrupting the currently longest active series in Formula 1, but this series is only the fourth longest in the history of Formula 1 - the longest held by Ferrari in the era of Red Bull domination.

Lewis Hamilton congratulated Max Verstappen and his team for doing a better job last weekend, but warns that he and his team must do everything to prevent such a bad weekend from happening again.

Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time in the second free practice for the Portuguese GP, where he was one tenth of a second faster than Max Verstappen in Red Bull, which kept Mercedes at the top after the first day in Portugal.

Valtteri Bottas set the fastest lap in the first free practice for the Portuguese Grand Prix where he was only 0.025 seconds faster than Max Verstappen in Red Bull while his teammate Lewis Hamilton was only fifth.

Valtteri Bottas secured his first career win after he overtook both Ferraris from the third starting place and won despite the late pressure of Sebastian Vettel in Ferrari

Former Mercedes F1 team executive director Paddy Lowe has revealed that Mercedes hid the maximum power of their 2014 F1 engine for most of the first year of the hybrid era for fear that the FIA ​​would not change the rules to slow them down.

Mercedes F1 team principal Toto Wolff has criticized his junior driver and current Williams driver George Russell for a reckless move that ruined the race for himself and Valtteri Bottas and says he has shown he still has a lot to learn.