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Max Verstappen has been backed by Karun Chandhok over his 2021 Formula One world title win, amid some suggestions that Michael Masi's sacking as FIA race director should see the crown handed over to Lewis Hamilton. The Dutchman's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix win prompted fierce debate, which reignited this week after FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem committed to a series of changes.
George Russell saw Lewis Hamilton as a “super hero” when he first met him back when he was 10 years old, now he’s his Mercedes team-mate.
Lewis Hamilton wants to be confident nobody in F1’s future will experience the heartbreak he experienced in Abu Dhabi last year.
In preparation for the 2022 Formula 1 season – which starts in Bahrain on the 20th March – the teams have been launching their cars and liveries.
Lewis Hamilton has welcomed the FIA’s changes as the Mercedes driver looks to put the controversial end to last season behind him.
«Hola a todos, me alegro de veros. Me gustaría hacer esto en persona y espero que vuestras familias estén bien». Por primera vez desde el sábado previo al GP de Abu Dhabi, horas antes de perder el Mundial contra Verstappen, Sir Lewis Hamilton comparece en una rueda de prensa que ha saturado el canal de Zoom: no cabe más gente, 100 personas, en esta habituación virtual. «Apagué, desenchufé, estuve con mi familia. Me centré en estar presente para ellos y digerir lo que había pasado. Es difícil entender del todo lo que sucedió», introduce.
Sky Sports reporter Craig Slater has suggested Michael Masi could one day return to his role as Formula 1 race director.
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. "I never ever said I was going to stop," said seven-time champion Hamilton at the launch of the 2022 Mercedes car. "I love doing what I do, and it is such a privilege working with this large group of people and you feel like you are part of a family. There is nothing quite like it." Reflecting on the moments after the Yas Marina race, Hamilton, who appeared alongside new team-mate George Russell and team boss Toto Wolff, added: "It was a difficult time for me and a time where I needed to take a step back and focus on the present. "I had my family all around me and creating great memories.