But he said team principal Toto Wolff, who conducts contract talks, is the only man who can answer that question.
“You need to speak to Toto for the answer to that because this isn’t my part of the company but I do know that our current driver pairing is strong and delivers good results for us so if you want to know more intimately what our thoughts are on the future, then I’m not the right guy to ask,” Allison said.
Mercedes have dominated at the Hungarian Grand Prix for the past couple of years, with Hamilton coming out on top on both occasions.
The 35-year-old has won the Mogyorod race seven times and another victory would tie Michael Schumacher’s record of eight wins at a specific meet.
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