Lewis Hamilton asserts he ‘couldn’t be prouder of the people’ he works with at Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton has been making his trade with the Mercedes F1 team since 2013.
Follow Us
Lewis Hamilton (Via: Imago)
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton looks back upon a glorious journey with the team ever since his debut with them in 2013. Hamilton praised the people associated with the Brackely-based outfit ahead of a move to Ferrari in 2025.
Lewis Hamilton is arguably one of the most decorated drivers in the history of Formula 1. The 39-year-old has amassed six world championships in 12 years with the help of a world-class crew at Mercedes.
The Silver Arrows struck gold with their performances on track this season after two campaigns of being on the sidelines. Hamilton made a return to the top spots at Silverstone and Spa after being winless for over 945 days.
I couldn't be prouder of the people I work with in this team and I couldn't be more grateful to them and to Mercedes.Lewis Hamilton via MOTORSPORT-TOTAL
The seven-time world champion has shown great promise in the team’s W15 over the past few races. Hamilton will now look to win more Grand Prix events after the summer break with hopes of concluding a memorable era with Mercedes.
Ex-F1 driver praises Lewis Hamilton’s positive aura ahead of 2025 Ferrari move
Former F1 racer Johnny Herbert has been a lifelong supporter of his compatriot Lewis Hamilton. In light of this, Herbert shared his thoughts on Hamilton’s goodwill and his potential contributions to Ferrari next year.
There has got to be something going on. Lewis comes with a massive amount of positive baggage. When he opens that bag the respect is huge. The aura he will bring into the factory is very powerful. The way he works within a team will be a huge positive and a motivation for everyone. A driver has that power to change things.Johnny Herbert via TopOffShoreSportBooks
Johnny Herbert deemed Hamilton one of the most influential personalities at the pinnacle of motorsport. Herbert then went on to claim that the 39-year-old’s move would provide the Maranello-based team with huge motivation and positivity.
The seven-time world champion will arrive at Ferrari with hopes of winning the record eighth title of his career. On the other hand, Fred Vasseur and Co. will be keen on securing the services of an experienced driver who can guide them to wins and podiums.
In case you missed it:
- Charles Leclerc asserts he won’t change his mentality of driving at “105%”
- Banned Russian driver could make shock F1 return with Alpine
Stay Updated!
Yashraj Chowdhury
(599 Articles Published)