Lewis Hamilton brings back ex-trainer Angella Cullen with Mission44
Lewis Hamilton reacquired ex-trainer Angela Cullen as the team's physio alongside the former's Mission 44.
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Lewis Hamilton and Angela Cullen (via F1)
Lewis Hamilton is all set to acquaint with the new crew at Ferrari in the 2025 season. The Briton was denied the opportunity to take his long-time race engineer Bono from Mercedes to Maranello. However, the 40-year-old has added one known face to the crew, after bringing back his ex-trainer Angela Cullen with Mission44.
Angella Cullen and Lewis Hamilton parted ways during the early stages of the 2023 season. Cullen had continued her work in motorsports after joining Marcus Armstrong at IndyCar. However, after just two years of not working together, Hamilton has decided to bring his ex-trainer back to Ferrari from the 2025 season.
Hamilton’s management consulting company, Project 44, has reacquired Cullen alongside the former at the Italian constructor. The 50-year-old is set to join the Briton in the performance team supervised by Marc Hynes. However, the New Zealander will serve as the team’s physiotherapist and help the 40-year-old relax his body after running excruciating races.
Lewis Hamilton’s Project 44 company has recruited Angela Cullen to join the performance team supervised by Marc Hynes. It remains to be seen precisely what her role will be in the coming days and weeks.
Lewis Hamilton’s spokesperson told motorsport.com
Lewis Hamilton to ‘forever remember’ his first day as a Ferrari driver
Lewis Hamilton recently made his first visit to Ferrari’s factory in Maranello ahead of racing with the team on the grid. The 40-year-old was welcomed with a grand gesture from the team as he met up with multiple other crew members. Hence, following the visit, Hamilton noted that he would forever remember his first day as a Ferrari driver. Moreover, the seven-time world champion asserted that he always wanted to race for the Reds in his career.
There are some days that you know you’ll remember forever and today, my first as a Ferrari driver, is one of those days, I’ve been lucky enough to have achieved things in my career I never thought possible, but part of me has always held on to that dream of racing in red. I couldn’t be happier to realise that dream today.
Lewis Hamilton said on an Instagram post, via @lewishamilton/Instagram
Ferrari’s recent upturn in performance paired with the ‘elastic’ testing schedule for Hamilton will prepare him for the worst. The 40-year-old has showcased resistance to performance issues and continued to score well in the past. Hence, the 2025 season would be a highly interesting and exciting ordeal for the seven-time world champion.
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