Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari Move a ‘Last Chance’ for World Title, Says Former Team Boss……. read more
Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has described Lewis Hamilton’s upcoming stint at Ferrari as the seven-time world champion’s “last chance” to secure another Formula 1 world title. Speaking during a return to the paddock at the Bahrain Grand Prix, the 77-year-old expressed concern over Ferrari’s performance this season, pointing to what he sees as a lack of leadership and soul within the team.
Montezemolo didn’t hold back in his assessment, urging the iconic Italian outfit to undergo serious changes if they want to return to championship-winning form. Despite his criticism, he voiced support for Mercedes and young Italian driver Kimi Antonelli, who is currently being groomed as a future F1 star. Montezemolo hinted he would have preferred to see Antonelli start his F1 career at Sauber, a team traditionally used by Ferrari to prepare young drivers.
Hamilton, who will join Ferrari after a long and successful career with Mercedes, faces high expectations and pressure to deliver results. Montezemolo’s comments underline the significance of this move not just for Hamilton’s legacy, but for Ferrari’s hopes of ending their title dro
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