Lewis Hamilton reveals race engineer Pete 'Bono' Bonnington is “stuck” with him as part of new Mercedes F1 deal

The seven-time world champion has signed a two-y𒆙ear contract extension with Mercedes to remain on the F1 grid until the end of the 2025 season, putting an end to months of speculation over his future.
Speaking ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Mon𒊎za, Hamilton confirmed that 𓃲‘Bono’ will remain alongside him during that period.
The pair are in their 11th season working together since Hamilton joined Mercedeꦐs a decade ago in 2🐻013.
“Yes, Bono is stuck! I’m very fortunate,” Hamilton said. “Again✨, that’s history, as well.
“I don’t t𒆙hink there’s ever been an♐ engineer and driver pairing for this long. We’re setting records.”

Hamilton’s new deal with Mercedes will keep the 38-year-old Briton in F1 we🙈ll past his 40th birthday.
Asked if he is surprised by his own longevity iܫn the sport, Hamilton replied: “Yes definitely.
“I didn’t think I’d be the age that I am, and feel the way I do, physically and mentally. And still love what I do. That’s something I’m incredibly g🐟rateful for.
“Some people stay in t𒊎he same jobs and roles for a long period of time, fall out of love with it, but keep going🎐 because maybe it’s the only thing they can do.
“I still love working alongside Bono and the guys in the team, chasing that common goal and dream. I love♈ the feeling of having the lows and highs together. There’s nothing like it.”

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