The Brackley-based band shared a picture of the trio visiting Silverstone on their social media channels.
Hamilton enters 2024 having not won a race since the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, while George Russell, in his third season with Mercedes, is keen to become a regular race winner.
The pair just signed a new deal with the team that would keep them there until at least the end of 2025, therefore it is now up to Mercedes to supply them with a car capable of fighting for the world title.
Schumacher, on the other hand, will return to the team as a reserve driver in 2024, as well as racing full-time with Alpine’s endurance team in the World Endurance Championship.
Mercedes to take on Red Bull?
All of the indicators from the Brackley-based firm this winter have been positive, with cautious optimism possibly being the key phrase.
Red Bull has absolutely dominated the last two seasons, with Mercedes’ two drivers unable to finish in the top five at most occasions.
The latest post on X (previously known as Twitter) indicates that the team is at least anxious to show off their new W15, which Toto Wolff recently stated will be a ‘totally different car’ than the W14.
