F1: Mercedes announces the end of the ordeal for Hamilton?
Lewis Hamilton will leave Mercedes at the end of the season to join Ferrari. But before leaving, the Briton wants to have a good season with the German team. However, everything does not really go as planned for the 39-year-old pilot, who is going through an ordeal. Toto Wolff nevertheless believes that his troubles should end very soon.
Lewis Hamilton is living his last months as a pilot of Mercedes. From 2025, the seven-time world champion will play alongside Charles Leclerc chez Ferrari. The announcement hit like a bombshell a few weeks ago. But while waiting to disembark within the Scuderia, the Briton wants to end his adventure within the German team in the best possible way. But since the start of the season, everything has not gone as planned for Lewis Hamiltonwhich is in ninth place in the drivers’ standings. This is Wolff nevertheless believes that the 39-year-old pilot’s troubles will soon end.
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“We will look to have a better performance in Miami”
« We are ready for Miami and the first American race of the year. It is a demanding circuit and, with the second Sprint of 2024, it will provide another interesting test for the team. We didn’t do our best in China because we made too many set-up changes before qualifying. This put us behind for the rest of the weekend, although both drivers did well to bring home points. We will look to perform better in Miami and optimize the car. We know we need to add more performance and will make our first improvements of the season this weekend » first explained the boss of Mercedes in comments reported by NextGen-Auto.
“We are impatient”
« Miami is also one of the busiest off-road events of the year for the team. We have already spent a fantastic few days in New York with our partner WhatsApp. It’s great to see the growth of their brand and F1 in the United States, so much so that we took over the Empire State Building and held a demonstration on Fifth Avenue. This highlights the impact of our sport in the United States and we look forward to building on this growth. We have a busy schedule of events in Florida and look forward to a positive week on and off the track » then added This is Wolff. To be continued…
