‘No stress’ between Hamilton and Wolff despite delay to new F1 deal

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‘No stress’ between Hamilton and Wolff despite delay to new F1 deal
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Lewis Hamilton has insisted that there’s no “stress” between him and Toto Wolff despite the seven-time world champion’s new F1 deal still not being finalised.

, however, he’s reiterated his desire to remain with Mercedes, the team he’s won six of his seven titles with.

Even at 38, Hamilton remains amongst the top bracket of F1 drivers on the grid, with 2023 arguably his best campaign since 2020.at arm’s length on-track, particularly since Mercedes’ Monaco upgrade. Even though the new deal still hasn’t been sorted, Hamilton is far from concerned, expressing his great relationship with Wolff and the team.“It’s about growth, growing together, figuring out how to do that, both on and off track.“I don’t think there is particularly stress between us. We trust each other. We have the same goals and we know that we can do that together.”

Looking ahead to this weekend’s race at Zandvoort, Hamilton confirmed Mercedes have a number of minor upgrades.

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