168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton insists he is not “unhappy” at Mercedes.

Hamilton is into his ⭕final year with the team which delivered six of his seven F1 championships before he makes a high-profile switch to Ferrari next season.

Since the ill-fated 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, where an all-time record eighth title vanished amid controversy, Ham🐼ilton’s cars have not been competitive enough to compete with Red Bull.

Max Verstappen is edging towards a f🍨ourth title in a row this season.

Hamilton💫 told about his decision t🦋o quit Mercedes: "For me, this whole journey has been massively emotional.

“Just because I have so much love for this team.

“I'm not leaving because I'm unhappy there. I'ꦍm not leaving because of relationship issues.

"T🥀hey've been with me through thick and thin. So, it's definitely a strange transition at the moment.

"We exist to win. And when you're not winni😼ng, your perspe🦩ctive has to shift.

“And it's just then about chasing and it's about improvement. It'ꦯs ab🔴out coming together.

“How can we 🎃make improvements? How can we get back to where we want to be?

“And rallying everyone up. I actually really enjoy 🦋that experience.

"But, thre෴e years in? I've had enough of this! Let's get back to where we belong."

A difficult F1 Miami Grand Prix last weekend for Hamilton saw him glumly concede t𝔉hat “that’s just the pace of our car”.

He is ninth in the F1 st🍨andings, 111 points behind leader Verstappen.

But a change𓃲 of scenery at Ferrari 🌠in 2025 could revitalise his title hopes.

Hamilton will drive into his 40s while wearing the ওfamous colours of F1’s most successful team.