F1, Lewis Hamilton meets with Toto Wolff over renewal
The fate of the Briton is being decided. Ferrari at window, ready to step up.
The fate of the Briton is being decided. Ferrari at window, ready to step up.
The two drivers and the Mercedes team principal commented on the incident that marked qualifying in Spain.
Official the penalty, which affects the top qualifying positions in the Spanish Grand Prix.
“I think he will still have chances to win his eighth title,” admitted the Spanish driver.
The Monegasque on the possible arrival of the Briton: “If he came, I would not feel challenged, on the contrary.”
The Red Bull driver was the fastest at Montmelo
“I felt very nervous and the tires were not working, so it was like I was on ice.”
“It is an affair that makes me think of the great problem in our society today.”
The seven-time world champion spoke about Mercedes’ improvements, but did not give specific points of reference.
“I would be surprised if Ferrari got rid of Leclerc to get Lewis,” the former driver admitted.
The team principal of the Maranello stable spoke about the rumors about the British driver
“Lewis is an incredible driver, but I am happy with Carlos,” admitted the Monegasque driver.
“He did not seek me out, only speculation,” stressed the British driver.
Former Italian driver: “They should invest for Adrian Newey.”
“He is annoyed that he is no longer the highest paid driver,” admitted the Red Bull adviser.
The British driver was again accosted to the red team
“He is a champion who takes us to new dimensions even outside F1,” admitted the Liberty Media number one.
“I think that’s a very negative way of looking at it.”
“Show Russell that he has won seven world championships,” said the former driver.
“He doesn’t have the alternatives he would like and will definitely stay in Mercedes.”
“The race pace was a punch in the stomach,” these are the words of the British driver.
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The British driver appeared happy with James Allison’s return to the role of technical director.
“I am excited about what lies ahead, but there is still a lot of work to be done,” said the British driver.
“Knowing everything that happened, I definitely would not do it again.”
“Maybe it would even solve the problems they have in Maranello.”
The Austrian has his say about the seven-time world champion’s possible farewell to Mercedes.