Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is not in his last season in Formula 1. The 36-year-old English racing driver announced on Thursday in the run-up to the Grand Prix of Portugal that he will also be there next year.
“I say it quite spontaneously now and plans can always change, but I really enjoy the battle we have now on the circuits. It has only become more challenging ”, the Briton referred to the battle that has developed with Max Verstappen in the first two races of this season.
Hamilton won the world title for the seventh time last year, but waited a long time to sign up with his German racing stable Mercedes. Only shortly before the test races in Bahrain he put a sign under a contract for 1 year. “I plan on still playing a role in Formula 1 next year. I continue to love working with this team and it also encourages me to see the team really doing its best to achieve equality and inclusion. “said the driver, who actively fights for equality and diversity in the royal class in his fight against racism.
“We still have a lot of work to do as a sport. I’m more likely to change things when I’m there. I don’t know how long I’ll stay. We will see that, ”said Hamilton.
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