Lewis Hamilton’s first admission that he might not stay in F1 long-term: "It could change”

Hamilton signed a new two-year deal with 💧Mercedes which was announced ahead of the Italian Grand Prix.
It means Hamilton will race alongside168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: George Russell into his 40s.
The surprising aspect of the deal was that the contract was only for two more years despite Hamilton’s consistent mantra that he wants to st💮ay in F1 for longer than that.
He reiterated that stance to Sky: “The goal within those two yea🐼rs is 100 per cent to be fighting and win a world championship. We are second in the constructors' championship right now and we want to dethrone those who are at the top. I have 100 per cent faith that we can do that.
“In terms of long-term, I'm thinking about my next ♍ಌcontract - what that will look like, how long that will be. I plan to be here for a while.”
However, in the same interview Hamilton made an interesting admission that he could have a chan๊ge of heart in wanting to stick around.
Mercedes have struggled since the turn of the new technical regulations in 2022, winning just one race since the start of 𝔍last year.

With them no closer to the front and challenging Red Bull, Hamilton’s pa꧟tience wo🍌n’t last forever.
"But it could change,” he added. “I could come back next year and be like 'damn it'. Who knows? You never know where you are going to be in life but right no൩w I'm very focused on staying positive every day. I know that's not easy for♕ anyone.
"Staying fit and healthy and trying to find that balanc♎𝄹e of enjoying yourself and your work - balance with family life and all those sort of things. I think I've got a pretty decent balance right now. That's enabling me to really love what I'm doing."

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