Lewis hamilton was repeated on several occasions that he wanted to continue with Formula 1 and has denied rumors pointing to a possible move to Ferrari. The Englishman repeated over and over that there should be no complications to continue with his old family, Mercedesand still love to compete with Formula 1 at 38 years old. However, the 7-time world champion made it clear that what he doesn’t want is “driving bad cars”, as he had to do last year, far from winning with a W13 that suffered many problems from the start, and after the start of the 2023 campaign where he continues to have a car that is very far from the dominators, Red Bull, and which Aston Martin passed in two of the first three rounds of the year.
“I like Formula 1”, recently pointed out in an interview with ‘Fox Sports Australia’. But he quickly qualified his answer: “I don’t like driving cars that don’t look good.”
“I don’t like driving a car that is not the one we wanted, but I love the challenge of seeing what I can do with it. Ok, right now it’s not possible to win, so what’s the most we can get?” commented Lewis, who had many complaints about his car in the first two laps of the course, but was nonetheless optimistic about the step forward made by his mercedes in australiawhere he can be 2nd in Melbourne.
Despite this, Lewis emphasized the immense superiority of red bull in these appointments and now it is his turn to wait to find out the performance on the track of novelties that Mercedes will show at Imola in mid-Maywhere the star box has many illusions set to return.
“Ready to Win”
“I’m ready to win the world championship. I’ve prepared myself as much as I can this year. And if the car is going well, I’m ready to fight.” He added in the said interview in relation to when he will have a car that allows him to win again. Hamilton has an eighth title between his eyebrows, making him the driver with the most crowns in F1 history ahead of Michael Schumacher. Now he has no vehicle to pursue it, but he must continue the search for this scepter that so fascinates him.
Source: La Verdad
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