A sixth place, best result of the season. Flashes of truth Lewis Hamilton In the Miami Grand Prix. The 7-time world champion shook off some dust and put on the performance of a long-time world champion on the Florida track. Good news for the fans Ferrari who can’t wait to embrace him next year. And the English pilot can’t wait to throw himself into the new adventure as he himself confirms in the interview with CBS.
F1, Hamilton calls Ferrari: “I want to win again”
In an interview with CBS Lewis Hamilton left himself on his desire to return to victory. The 7-time world champion, betrothed to Ferrari, hasn’t seen the top step of the podium for practically three seasons. The latest success came to Jeddah 2021then there was Abu Dhabi, that world championship lost in a very controversial last lap at the hands of Verstappen (and a bit about the then race director Michael Masi…) and therefore the new regulations that saw the Mercedes sink into semi-anonymity in the presence of the kingdom Red Bull and His Majesty Max.
Hamilton on the threshold of 40 years he knows he doesn’t have much time to win again and to try to get that 8th title which would put him ahead of everyone in the all-time rankings. To do it Lewis chose Ferrari and Ferrari chose him to return to fighting for the title. Even without naming her openly, Hamilton places a lot of hope in his future in Maranello:
“Naturally I exist to win, and when you don’t win the perspective of things changes. In this case it’s all about chasing and improving. The problem is how. I’ve had enough of this for 3 years, I want to go back to where I belong”.
F1, Hamilton says goodbye to Mercedes: “I’m not leaving because I’m unhappy”
Separated at home after a long and happy marriage. I am Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes. The Englishman took Toto Wolff a bit off guard by telling him his farewell, moreover to bond with his competitor Ferrari. But whatever the case, Lewis never stops thanking the Brackley team for giving him the chance to rack up titles and victories:
“For me, this adventure was very exciting. I’m not leaving because I’m unhappy or for problems of another nature. Mercedes has supported me since I was 13, I love this brand. They were with me even when things weren’t going well.
Lewis Hamilton, the F1 dream and the world championship: yesterday, today and tomorrow
To the specific question “What was your impossible dream?”, Lewis Hamilton he responded very candidly: “Getting to Formula 1. Winning a world championship“. Then the Englishman also talked about being a role model, his messages to future generations, his battles off the track: “I never thought that I would contribute to creating more diversity in sport, in the sector, within companies who I work with. I think you dream as big as you can. And you can have all the dreams you want, and chase them all.”
Hamilton, congratulations to Lando Norris in Miami
Among many, like many, too Lewis Hamilton once you cross the finish line of Miami Grand Prix he immediately went to congratulate the winner Lando Norris at his first GP won in his career.
