Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes split up after 11 years as Brit set to join Ferrari in 2025 |

The Formula One world is abuzz with speculation following the announcement that Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes will part ways at the end of the 2024 season. The 8-time Constructors’ Champions confirmed the news on their social media handles. With the Hamilton-Merc split up, it marks the end of a remarkable 17-year relationship between Hamilton and the Brackley-based outfit, including an 11-year partnership with the works team.
Earlier on Thursday, there were strong speculations suggesting that the duo is set to end their partnership as the seven-time World Champion will join Ferrari in 2025, in his hunt for the record eighth Formula 1 title.
Hamilton has had a legendary career with Mercedes, winning six of his seven world championships with the team. However, with the recent performance dips by Mercedes and Red Bull‘s resurgence, the decision might be shocking for many but isn’t something to be surprised about. The former McLaren man had extended his contract with Mercedes until 2025; however, he has activated a clause allowing for an early departure.

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On the other hand, going by the rumor mills of the F1 paddock, Ferrari is seeking a new partner for Charles Leclerc, especially with Carlos Sainz’s current contract set to expire by the end of the season.
For Lewis, it would offer him a new challenge, adapting to a different team and car while reigniting his championship aspirations. For Ferrari, it could be a game-changer, bringing in one of the greatest drivers ever and potentially a shot at putting a halt on Max Verstappen-led Red Bull’s dominance.
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