'Never said I was going to stop': Lewis Hamilton gears up for 2022 F1 season
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton insisted on Friday he never said he was going to quit Formula One despite the controversial end to the 2021 world championship.
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Lewis Hamilton Hungry For F1 Return After Title Heartbreak In 2021
Lewis Hamilton said Friday he was ready to attack the new Formula One season after getting over a "difficult time" following the traumatic end to his 2021 world championship campaign. The British driver, 37, was speaking for the first time since he lost the championship in controversial circumstances to Max Verstappen in Abu Dhabi on December 12. Hamilton was poised to capture a record-breaking eighth world title at the season finale before a controversial safety car restart allowed Dutch driver Verstappen to pass his British rival on the last lap. The seven-time world champion was disillusioned following his defeat and, at one stage, it was unclear if he would return to the grid.
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