WATCH: “I don’t know!” Lewis Hamilton gives a dead-beat response to being asked about Spanish GP hopes amidst poor run of performances
Lewis Hamilton has failed to score a podium in the opening nine races of this season.

Lewis Hamilton (Via: Imago, X/sim, screenshot)
Lewis Hamilton has endured his worst start to a season this campaign and did not sway back from speaking his heart out when an interviewer asked him about his plans ahead of the Spanish GP. Hamilton has scored just 55 points this season and is yet to score a podium.
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is one of the most exciting tracks across the globe in F1 and has witnessed fierce rivalry and dominance of many in the past. One such name amongst the greats around Barcelona is Lewis Hamilton, who has won the Spanish GP on six occasions and has taken pole position several times.

However, this season, Hamilton has looked far from his magical best and has faced several issues in qualifying and on race days. The 39-year-old finally conveyed his thoughts to the media with a vague answer, which entails a clueless spell for the seven-time world champion.
Interviewer: How confident are you this weekend that you can get everything together on the track that you've obviously done very well the past six poles six wins? Lewis Hamilton: um..i dont know…we’ll see…its going to be an interesting weekend.Lewis Hamilton said ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix
Sir Lewis Hamilton : “um..i dont know…we’ll see…its going to be an interesting weekend.”
— sim (@sim3744) June 21, 2024
from #F1 #SpanishGP media day pic.twitter.com/HKEmu2ywQp
Lewis Hamilton is not having quite the season he expected for Mercedes, having decided to leave the Silver Arrows for Ferrari next year. But, the seven-time world champion remains optimistic about performing in Barcelona in hopes of a major turnaround.
Reports of Andrea Kimi Antonelli driving in 2025 for Mercedes are deemed false
Mercedes junior/Prema F1 racing driver, Andrea Kimi Antonelli was linked with a long-drawn string of rumors saying that he is locked in for a seat in Mercedes for the 2025 season. However, as per research, the reports of such nature are false, and there is yet to be a decision in favor of the Italian youngster.

Research done by Motorsport-Total suggests that Carlos Sainz still remains the main prospect of the transfer market in Formula 1, while Mercedes looks to await a decision from Red Bull superstar, Max Verstappen. The 26-year-old has been heavily rumored to move away from the Milton-Keynes outfit; however, no evidence has backed the same.
? | Reports that Kimi Antonelli will definitely be driving for Mercedes in 2025 are false.
— Fastest Pitstop (@FastestPitStop) June 21, 2024
If there is a chance of getting Max Verstappen, there would be no room for Antonelli.
The Verstappens have not yet made a final decision against leaving Red Bull.#F1 #SpanishGP pic.twitter.com/uheNOGFooN
As the current campaign proceeds, various reports and rumors start stemming from officials of various teams as well as the media, with only a few being of a verified standard. But the conclusive news, out of all currently states that Kimi Antonelli is far from being a confirmed pilot for the silver arrows in 2025.
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