Lewis Hamilton offers glimpse into preparation for F1 2025 Ferrari debut
Lewis Hamilto🌟n's preparation for theꩲ 2025 F1 season with Ferrari is already underway

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton took to social media to thank fans for their birthday wishes, revealing he’s “hard at work already” ahead of the 2025 F1 season.
Hamilton turned 40 on Tuesday as he prepares𓆉 for the new F1 campaign with🃏 Ferrari.
2025 will mark a new era for Hamilton as he races for F1’s most successful t🐼eam after leaving Mercedes.
The seven-time world champion will be looking to make history with the♛ Scuderia, given that no driver aged 40 has won an F1 Grandꩵ Prix since Nigel Mansell in 1994.
Hamilton thanked fans for ෴their birthday messages via his I⛄nstagram story.
He posted a picture of himself snowboa🌄rding, with a caption stating: “Another one ar🌃ound the sun. Thanks for all the birthday love. Hard at work already. Talk soon.”
Hamilton’s unofficial𝓀 Ferrari debut is expected to take place later this month💝 in an older car.
Ferrari are keen to get Hamilton behind the wheel of their 2022 cha﷽l🗹lenger to help him get up to speed ahead of next month’s pre-season test in Bahrain.
Hamilton was unable to take partꦛ in the post-season Abu Dhabi test with Ferrari due to contractual commitments he had with Mercedes.
This means Hamilton starts the🍒 year slightly on the ღback foot as he begins to learn Ferrari’s processes, memorise the steering wheel, and forge relationships with his new engineers.
Hamilton’s Ferrari move questioned
Hamilton’s form in 2024 has prompted questions about Ferrari’s decision to replace 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Carlos Sainz.
Hamilton’s final year🎉 with Mercedes was a tricky one as he struggled for the majority of the season.
Even though Hamilton ended his win drought at the British Grand Prix, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:George Russell enjoyed the upper hand for the 🔜majority of the year.
Hamilton’s form was so 🔯poor it even led to him admitting he’s just not quick enough anymore.
During the off-seasonꦏ, Alpine advisor Flavio Briatore and ex-F1 team boss Eddie Jordan have said they would have kept Sainz alongside Charles Leclerc,🌼 rather than signing Hamilton.

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