Ex-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone aims another dig at Lewis Hamilton with Max Verstappen comments

Bernie Ecclestone has aimed his latest dig at Lewis Hamilton by saying he hopes Max Verstappen can beat the seven-time world champion’s F1 records. 
Ecclestone aims another dig at Hamilton with Verstappen comments

The former F1 supremo claimed last year that Hamilton is no long𝓡er the fighter he once was and suggested the 37-year-old Briton was only extending his career having “looked at the clothing range and music but realised that it is not as easy to make money there as it is in F1”. 

In June, Ecclestone told Hamilton to 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:accept a £20m pay-off and quit F1 following h🦋is underwhelming start to the 2022 season. 

Hamilton was denied a record-breaking eighth world title in the controversial 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with Verstappen winning his firs🍨t of two successive world titles. 

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And Ec🎐clestone believes the newly-crowned two-time world champion is owed a thank you for providing the sport and its fans with exactly what they have wanted for years. 

“Max is a racer. He 🐻does what he has to do – he just races. The fans have wanted to s🐠ee someone like that for a long time.”

Bernie Ecclestone (GBR). Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 21, Brazilian Grand Prix, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Preparation Day.-
Bernie Ecclestone (GBR). Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 21, Brazilian Grand Prix, Sao Paulo,…

Verstappen charged to his second world championship in 12 months in dominant fashion, winning a recordꦗ-setting 15 grands prix across the 22-race season. 

Hamilton was꧂ four years older than Verstappen when he claimed his second world title in 2014, which marked the start of his dominant spell in the V6 hybr𒆙id era with Mercedes. 

The Dutchman could yet find himself enjoying a similar period of supremacy to challenge Hamilton and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Michael Schumacher’s jointly-held record of seven ꦍworld titles, providing Red Bull remain competitive in the coming years. 

An꧒d that is certainly the hope of Ecclestone, who said: “That depends on his car, but if Reꩲd Bull have their act together I don’t see why he can’t keep winning. 

“Whether Max will ever break the record of seven world titles? Who knows. Let’s hope so🌌.”

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