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Lewis Hamilton Responds to Rumors About Mercedes’ 2025 Power Unit Development

4 months ago By Sports Desk

Amidst a season of transition and growing speculation, Lewis Hamilton was questioned about his involvement in the development of Mercedes’ power unit for 2025. Discussions about the seven-time world champion’s future with the Brackley-based team have intensified, especially after rumors of his move to Ferrari in 2025.

With Hamilton’s imminent departure from Mercedes, Damon Hill, former Formula 1 world champion, recently commented on the F1 Nation podcast that the team might be starting to exclude him from discussions about the car’s future development. Hill mentioned that, while Mercedes is a respectable team and will likely treat Hamilton fairly in his final months, there are certain limits to what the team can share with a driver who will be competing for a rival next year.

Hamilton’s Response

Responding to the rumors and Hill’s comments, Hamilton stated that although he understands the team’s position, he remains committed to giving his best until the end of his contract. “I am aware of the conversations and speculations, but my focus is always on the present. I have a long history with Mercedes, and I trust that we will continue to work together as best as possible until the last race.”

Hamilton also emphasized that, regardless of what the future holds, he is not concerned about being excluded from crucial information. “I have immense respect for Toto [Wolff] and the entire team. I know they need to protect their interests, but so far, I feel that our communication has been open and honest. I am not worried about secrets or being left out of any development.”

A Relationship of Trust

Hamilton also took the opportunity to highlight the strong relationship he has built with Mercedes over the years. Since joining the team in 2013, Hamilton has been instrumental in Mercedes’ dominance during the hybrid era, winning six of his seven world titles with the team. “My relationship with Mercedes goes beyond what happens on the track. We have a long-term partnership based on mutual trust. If this is my last year with the team, I want it to be memorable for all of us.”

Expectations for 2024

With the second half of the 2024 season still ongoing, Hamilton seems focused on finishing his journey with Mercedes on a high note. The prospect of his move to Ferrari adds an extra layer of intrigue to the final races, as fans and analysts eagerly anticipate how he will perform in his last races with the team that brought him so much success.

Regardless of Mercedes’ strategic decisions regarding future development, Hamilton makes it clear that his loyalty and commitment remain unchanged until the checkered flag falls in the final race of the season.

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