168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc has reacted to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s impressive recovery at the F1 season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, declaring th🧔at his teammate for next year has “never lost it.”

Hamilton went from 16th on the grid to finish fourth, overtaking Mercedes teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell on the final lap.

It was a fi⛄ne drive 🍬in his final outing for Mercedes, putting together a mighty final stint of the race on medium tyres.

Hamilton will make the switch to Ferrari alongside Le♍clerc for 2025.

Speaking to Sky Sports after the race in Abu Dhabi, Leclerc was asked abou꧂t Hamilton’s mighty drive to fourth.

Leclerc said: “But I never have had the doub๊t on that. Lewis is Lewis and will always remain Lew꧅is.

“He’s extremely talented. Talent is probably not the word. He’s a legend ꦗof our sport. He’s never lost it and he will never lose it.”

Ferrari lose out to McLaren in Abu Dhabi

It was a disappointing day for Ferrari at the Yas Marina Circuit as McLa♒ren were crowned F1 constructors’ champions.

Ferrari finished second and third, but they were unable to beat Lando Norris to victorꦇy.

In the end, Ferrari finished 14 points behind McLaren as their wait for a constr𒅌uctors🎐’ title goes on.

Reflecting on their defeat, L𒊎eclerc added: “We did the ♛maximum. I don’t think there was anything better we could have done.

“It hurts because obviously such a race you know what you’ve put absolutely everything together and you just come short ofꦇ your objective which is to win the constructors’ but at the same time, we’ve done an incredible job.

“I think all season, the execution has been extremely good. It just hurt🍃s because obviously🌳 it was very important for me, for Carlos, for the whole team to bring Ferrari back to the top.

“We didn’t quite 🍰do that. McLaren hav𝔍e been better over the course of the season. They deserve it. It was important for us to finish the four years together with Carlos with a title. We didn’t quite manage that but we had a great time together. The disappointment is big today.”