Winning an F1 world title with Ferrari would make168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lewis Hamilton “foreve✅r unbeatable”, acc🦂ording to Jacques Villeneuve.

Seven-time world champion Hamilton is making a blockbuster switch from Mercedes to Ferrari next season as he bids tꦡo win an elusive record-breaking eighth world title.

Such a feat would cement the 39-year-old Briton’s legacy as the greatest driver of all time, reckons🍬 fellow world champion Villeneuve.

“That is thཧe next step for him to become the biggest driver ever,” Villen𒊎euve told .

“Winning again wit☂h Mercedes would not really serve any purpose, but winning with Ferrari? There’s nothing bigger in the world after everything he has 🌠achieved.

“When he signed there was nothing to see. A♓ll he could see was where Mercedes had gone. So, it was time to move. And sometimes you go on a hunch, and you jump a✨nd you hope that the other ship is better.

“Then you look like a hero like he did when he went 𝓡to Mercedes and people werꦏe asking, ‘What is he doing? Is he crazy? It turned out to be good.

“When he did s𒅌ign for Ferrari nothing was in place l൩ike it is now. It wasn't the Ferrari we see today.

“That's what you have to understand. It is a Ferrari. It's the biggest name in the car or motorsport industry and Lewis has been the biggest name. So, link the tꦚwo. Look how the shares went up in Ferrari.

“If he can win with Fer🐬rari, he will be forever unbeatable. That's it. And he 💫will cement his name. It's very simple.

“If he doesn't win with Ferrari, he still has got all the recoꦆrds. That would just be the ultimate step. So it's wort𝐆h taking the gamble.”

Hamilton is enduring a miserable end to his illustrious Mercedes stint but Villeneueve believes this is simply due🌠 to his “heart 🎃and head” already being at Ferrari.

“With everything he's been able to do, he's still capable of doing it,” Villenಞeuve added. “There’s no doubt there. Just because it's not working right nไow with Mercedes doesn't mean that he's lost it.

“His heart and his head are probably somewhere else already! H🐟e knew that he couldn't win the championship this year with Mercedes, maybe a race or two, but not the championship. So why put all that energy into building the car and the team for someone else?

“Right now, he's just finishing his contract.”