Abu Dhabi GP was the Englishman’s last for the English team; in the race, Hamilton was fourth after overtaking his teammate, George Russell, on the last lap
Lewis Hamilton ended his 12-year career with Mercedes, where he won six Formula 1 titles, during the race held in Abu Dhabi. The British driver has already announced that his next season will be with Ferrari, marking a new phase in his career. At the end of the race, Hamilton expressed his gratitude to the team, highlighting the fruitful collaboration they had over the years.
In the race, Hamilton managed to finish in fourth place, after a decisive maneuver that saw him overtake his teammate, George Russell, on the last lap. This performance was a reflection of his skill and experience, even in the face of challenges faced during the race. The driver, who is approaching his 40th birthday, is determined to win his eighth world title, a feat that has eluded him in 2021.
Despite the difficulties he encountered on the track, the strategic choice of tires was crucial for Hamilton to advance in the classification. This tactical decision demonstrated his ability to adapt and resilience, characteristics that made him one of the biggest names in Formula 1. The race in Abu Dhabi was not only a conclusion, but also a demonstration of his ability to compete at a high level.
Toto Wolff, Mercedes boss, praised Hamilton’s performance, highlighting that he showed the essence of a true world champion. Hamilton’s farewell to the team marks the end of an era, but it also opens up new possibilities in his career, now with Ferrari. Expectations are high for next season, where the driver will once again seek glory on the tracks.
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