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Lewis Hamilton says his Mercedes team go into this weekend's British Grand Prix aiming for victory despite their troubled 2022 season. Mercedes have been well off the pace of the Red Bulls and Ferraris, but Hamilton is optimistic the team can turn it around. Asked by Sky Sports' Martin Brundle if he can achieve his ninth home win this weekend, the Mercedes driver replied with a resounding "yes!". He continued: "That is what we will be working on together.

"We have had a difficult year, and it's definitely not what we have been hoping for but I feel like we have strengthened in so many other ways."

Hamilton is not only used to being at the front of the grid, he is also used to beating his teammate.

But George Russell in the other Mercedes is currently 33 points ahead.

Hamilton hasn't