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Mercedes have welcomed back Lewis Hamilton on social media, and that appears to have confirmed the Briton’s stay in Formula 1 after weeks of speculation over his future in the sport.
Lewis Hamilton returned to social media over the weekend as he ended his silence after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December, and it looks as though he is already back in the swing of posting regularly.
Lewis Hamilton ended his social media exile on Saturday amid ongoing speculation about the Mercedes driver's Formula One future. Hamilton has been absent from social media since he was controversially denied a record eighth world title in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December. The 37-year-old was pipped to the crown by Max Verstappen in a hotly-debated conclusion to the Formula One season. With talk that he is considering quitting the sport still widespread, Hamilton, who is contracted to Mercedes until 2023, gave his first public comment for 56 days.
The Formula 1 2022 season feels a lot closer now we’re in February, with every team set to reveal their car and go testing in Barcelona in the next few weeks.
Lewis Hamilton’s future remains up in the air with his silence across social media still ongoing, having all stemmed from the end of the 2021 Formula 1 season, and some details of the FIA investigation into that are starting to drip through.
Two-time Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen has said that Lewis Hamilton will remain in the sport until the Mercedes car stops being one of the most dominant, suggesting that he feels the Briton will be on the grid for 2022 at least.
Two-time Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen has said that both Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton take ‘very heavy risks’ with their safety after a 2021 season pitted with controversial moments and high-profile crashes.
A new FIA ruling will encourage more aggressive and entertaining driving in the 2022 Formula 1 season.