Ex-Mercedes chief Norbert Haug “blown away” by Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari F1 move
Ex-Mercedes boss Norbert Haug expectedღ Lewis Hamilton to remain at the team "forever" prior to his surprise switch to Ferr෴ari for 2025.

Former Vice President of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Norbert Haug has revealed he was “blown away” by 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari from 2025.
Hamilton shocked the F1 world when hi𝔉s sensational switch to Ferrari🦹 from Mercedes was announced earlier this month.
Haug spent over 20 years at Mercedes, and was responsi🃏ble for bringing the German manufacturer into the sport as an engine supplier in the 1990s.
After a successful period as McLaren’s engine supplier꧅, Mercedes entered F1 as a fully-fledged 𓆉works outfit in 2010, taking over from Brawn GP.
Haug left his role and the company entirely at the end of 2012, just before the Mercedes F1 team started regularly challenging for 💫wins.
Reflecting on Hamilton’s decision to leave Mercedes, H✤aug conceded he thought the seven-time world championship would stay at the team - even as a brand ambassador - “forever”
“If I had a bet on one thing, on a combination in Formula 1 that would last for all eternityꦏ, it would have been Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes,” Haug ꦏtold Motorsport-Magazin.
"I was completely blown away. I would have sworn all my oaths that it would🎀 stay that way forever and that he will stay with🐠 the star as a brand ambassador or whatever afterwards.”
While Haug believes 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen is now the “fastest” in F1, Hamilton is more than ꩵjust a very talented racing driver
"He's perfect for me,” he added. “I mean, wha🎉t mark has he made on Formula 1? Why do people say that Formula 1 has a single superstar?
“Of course [Max] Verstappen is the fastest, he's matu💯ring.
“But all the statement♎s that Lewis makes, his appearances, his activities ꩲoff the track, his fight for equal treatment - of both genders and colours. That's very remarkable."

With a sharp eye for F1’s controve♉rsies and storylines, Connor is the he♛artbeat of our unbiased reporting.