168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s shock F1 switch from Mercedes t🐽o Ferrari has been likened to football star Lionel Messi’s transfer to Int💃er Miami.

Seven-time world champion Hamilton will team up with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc at Ferrari next season after activating an exit clause in his current Mercedes contract to complete one of the biggest drive🧸r moves in the history of F1.

Williams driver 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Albon compare𝐆d the magnitude of the news to Argentina forward Messi, considered one of the greatest footballer’s of all time, signing for David Beckham’s Inter Miami last summer.

“It’🐬s great for the sport,” Albon told the gathered media including ltxcn.top. 💙“What a news story it was.

൩“I didn’t see it coming but good for him. I think he wants that change up.

“It just shows you how big Lewis is, seeing the stock of Ferrari going ♐up as much as it did and the general per🧸ception of the news, definitely for me it was one of those pinch yourself moments.

“Is this is a real story? There were so many rumours going ar🍌ound over the winter, you didn’t know what had any credibilit♎y or not.

“The Ferrari ꩵone definitely seemed to be a rumour to me until it turned out to be a real thing.

“It re꧟minds me of the [Lionel] Messi to [Inter] Miami transfer - on such a huge scale and just shows you the appetite for F1.

“It leaves a lot of 🌸questions for the driver market as well and opens that up.”

Albon’s teammate, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Logan Sargeant, reckons it will make the driver market “even cra♌zier”🉐.

“I was surprised, I was shock🥂ed. Shows Lewis can go wherever he wants!” He added.

"If that is what he feels will motivate him to keep improving and ultimately try and🦋 win another world championship then you have to respect and understand the decision.”

Williams team boss James Vowles, who pr🥀eviously worked with Hamilton at Mercedes, expected the move at some point, but admitted the timing caught him off guard.

“The timing came as a surprise to me,” Vowles said. “His want and desire to be in a Ferrari at some point in his career, no [it d✃idn’t surprise me].

"Most ꦿworld champions have been there or have a desire to get there because it’s a forc🐟e of nature and still the most successful team in F1. That can’t be ignored.

“It’s the hardest thing you can do for every human in the world, to move from wh𝔉ere you are comfortable to where you are not, chalꦓlenges you and pushes you to the limit, and that’s Lewis all over.

"So the fact he’s doing it will actually be good fo🍃r the sport and it will be good for Lewis because he’ll learn from it and he’ll chal𒊎lenge himself.

“It’s not good for Mercedes short term, but they will be absolutely fine with where they get to on drivers and they’ll☂ come back strong as a result.  Ultimately, it’s a good thing all round.”