“He still has what it takes!” Ex-F1 driver backs Lewis Hamilton to be flying at Ferrari in 2025

Lewis Hamilton will leave the Brackley-based Mercedes at the end of this year after spendiing over a decade with them.

The seven-time F1 champion of the world Lewis Hamilton will rep the Red of Ferrari in 2025. Since the end of 2021, things have not really been in Hamilton’s favor as he has often struggled behind the wheel of the Mercedes cars.

The 2024 F1 season has also panned out around the same lines as well but despite all this, the Ex-F1 driver Jhonny Herbert has backed Lewis Hamilton to put out his absolute A-game wearing the iconic gear of Ferrari next year.

Hamilton is all-set to leave Mercedes after spending over a decade with the team.

Lewis will be looking to fly out of the blocks as quickly and as positively as he can. Has he still got what it takes? I think he has.

The 39-year-old is moving to Ferrari in his pursuit of a record-breaking eighth world championship. Hamilton has shown glimpses of his past self this year by amassing two victories in an inconsistent car. Ferrari is a team on the rise and the Brit’s move has come at just about the right time.

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Lewis Hamilton will depart from the Brackley-based Mercedes team at the end of this year after spending more than a decade with them.

The seven-time Formula 1 world champion, Lewis Hamilton, is set to represent Ferrari in 2025. Since late 2021, circumstances haven’t greatly favored him as he has frequently faced challenges while driving Mercedes cars.

The 2024 F1 season is unfolding similarly, yet despite this, former F1 driver Johnny Herbert supports Lewis Hamilton to deliver his best performance while donning Ferrari’s iconic gear next year.

Hamilton is ready to depart from Mercedes after more than ten years with the team.

Lewis will aim to get off to a fast and positive start. Does he still have what it takes? I believe he does.

The 39-year-old is transitioning to Ferrari as he chases a record-breaking eighth world championship. This year, Hamilton has demonstrated flashes of his former brilliance with two victories despite an inconsistent car. With Ferrari on the upswing, this move appears well-timed for the British driver.