Lewis Hamilton has been making his trade with the Mercedes F1 team since 2013.
Lewis Hamilton has been making his trade in F1 since 2007.
He has been racing for Mercedes from 2013 onwards and after spending over a decade with them, he is finally going to be repping the Red of Ferrari from 2025 onwards.
Several esteemed personalities have had their say on this and have showcased tremendous excitement.
Lewis Hamilton himself has several times talked about this since the start of 2024 and he has again, shed light on the same quite recently.
Lewis Hamilton will join Charles Leclerc at Ferrari next year.
It’s been a rollercoaster of emotions from the moment I signed the contract —telling my boss, that was terrifying. But it is so exciting because I remember as a kid watching Michael [Schumacher]. Every driver watches that car and you’re like, What would it be like to sit in the red cockpit?
Lewis Hamilton via TheSundayTimes
Looking at the comments of the seven-time world champion, it is quite clear that he is really looking forward to dawning the iconic Red gear of Ferrari. Moreover, has also talked about F1 legend Michael Schumcaher‘s tenure with the Italian outfit during his racing days.
Lewis Hamilton’s career won’t ever be matched in F1
While Lewis Hamilton has asserted that he is extremely upbeat about next year, Mercedes’ technical director James Allison has showered immense praise on the Brit. According to him, Hamilton’s staggering career will never be matched by any driver.
Hamilton has so far amassed an impressive 105 Grand Prix wins.
Lewis has had a career that I think won’t ever be matched by any other driver and for him to have done it all with one engine supplier, with Mercedes engines, is I think particularly remarkable.
James Allison via Mercedes’ debrief
The 39-year-old is the biggest name in the world of motorsports. He has a huge fan following all over the globe and thus, his die-hard fans are eagerly awaiting the moment he will be seen repping the Red of the Ferrari F1 team. One of the main factors behind the Brit’s move to the Maranello-based team is to win a record-breaking eighth world championship.
