Following a standout performance at the Spanish Grand Prix, Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton addressed questions about his upcoming move to Ferrari and his cu
rrent season with Mercedes. Despite speculation on potential regrets due to Ferrari's fluctuating performances, Hamilton remains confident and committed to his future team while cherishing his time at Mercedes.
At the recent Spanish Grand Prix, Hamilton's skill was on full display as he impressively overtook Carlos Sainz, the Ferrari driver he is set to replace next year. Despite the challenges Ferrari has encountered, Hamilton is optimistic about what lies ahead. "My job will start next year at the other team who I think are doing a great job. I think they've had a couple of difficult races but let's not forget they had a great race in Monaco," he added.
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