Mercedes has found itself in a bit of a rut during the latter part of the ongoing 2024 Formula 1 season. The outfit is out of the running for the Constructors Championship but despite this, the departing Lewis Hamilton has insisted that he will give his all both on and off the track in the remaining races. The Mercedes W15 will be the base on which the 2025 challenger will be developed by Mercedes.

Keeping this in view, Lewis Hamilton is willing to help as much as possible with feedback in order to help the German team for next year. The 39-year-old will rep the gear of the Ferrari Formula from next year onwards. Ultimately every bit of input that I put in now, along with George’s, for example, is contributing to the development forwards.

But that’s the job, that’s what I’m paid for. I’m not holding anything back from any class sessions. At the end of the day, this is the team that I’ve been successful with for many, many years and I want the team to continue to have success.

Lewis Hamiton via MotorsportweekThe Brackley-based Mercedes has managed to amass three Grand Prix wins this year. Two of them, have been amassed by the seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton. The Brit has been pivotal in the team’s success and wants them to keep progressing into next year.

RELATED(Video) Toto Wolff insists Lewis Hamilton’ Ferrari switch not the end of their ’emotional’ friendshipLewis Hamilton ‘devastated’ with bad run of races in 2024While Hamilton has asserted that he will be going at full tilt in pushing Mercedes this year, after the Brazilian GP he was extremely down because of the bad run of races. The W15 has proved extremely difficult to handle since the last few events. Mercedes W15 (via IMAGO)Hamilton especially has found it extremely tough to get to grips with the car in comparison to his teammate George Russell.

I mean, it’s devastating to have these bad races in the second half of the season. But all I can say is we’re trying, we’re coming into the weekend. But it’s definitely not acceptable, it’s definitely not good enough.

Lewis Hamilton via the same interviewThe Mercedes F1 team has so far managed to amass 382 points in the constructors’ championship. With only three Grand Prix’s remaining, the only objective for the outfit will be to finish as high as possible against its rivals. RELATEDEx-driver casts doubt over Mercedes star Kimi Antonelli’ ‘preparedness’ for Formula 1The F1 extravaganza will head to Las Vegas for Round 22 of the season and considering this, the free-flowing nature of the track, should help Mercedes in making an impression.

For a plethora of reasons, several eyes will be glued on George Russell and Lewis Hamilton around the Las Vegas street circuit.