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Lewis Hamilton says he wants Charles Leclerc to win the F1 world championship instead of Max Verstappen. The Mercedes star claimed Leclerc is a 'very strong' driver and believes Ferrari has now shown they can 'create a great car'.

The seven-time champion explained that he was a 'Ferrari fan' and would support Leclerc in a title fight. But, when he was asked whether he believes Leclerc or Verstappen will win the title, Hamilton responded that Mercedes themselves were not yet out of the battle.

Speaking to Italian publication Corriere Della Sera, he said: "So you take it for granted that we at Mercedes are done for? Don't underestimate us. Ferrari are stronger in qualifying and Red Bull in the race.

"But it changes with every race, and Ferrari has shown that they know how to create a great car. And then Charles is very strong. Anyway, I