Hamilton moves from Mercedes to Ferrari

The British Formula 1 racing driver was the first in history to achieve a hundred victories. Four years ago, he also repeated Michael Schumacher's record by winning seven championship titles.

Hamilton joined Mercedes in 2013, and many of his titles were won while driving for this company. Lewis Hamilton is considered one of the best and most skilled racing drivers of our time, and with his departure, Mercedes will lose a significant part of its prestige. Ferrari CEO Charles Leclerc has already confirmed that his company has entered into a cooperation agreement with the legendary pilot. It is also known that they are trying to get Adrian Newey to join their team, but he has not yet given the final consent to his transfer.

Hamilton will turn forty next year, but so far his driving style is unmatched, and any company would be honored to do business with him. The main reason for leaving Mercedes was that their cars are slower than Ferrari's. Even after so many years spent behind the wheel of racing cars, Hamilton's ambitions are truly impressive. So it may well be that it is under the auspices of Ferrari that the racing driver will snatch the eighth title in his already brilliant biography. In Miami, where the celebrity arrived for another weekend, Lewis Hamilton, who will drive for Ferrari next year, was asked if he would like to work with Newey, and the driver honestly answered that cooperation with such a great mechanic would be an honor and a real privilege. It may well be that Hamilton will soon get such an opportunity.