Lewis Hamilton:
“Don’t respond to statements from old white men”
Comments that Lewis Hamilton's switch to Ferrari was "suicidal" leave the Briton cold. "I never respond to comments from generally old, white men about my career or what I should or shouldn't do," the record-breaking world champion told Time magazine.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen "All that matters to me is what I show on the racetrack. Such stories usually disappear into thin air," said Hamilton.
There was a huge media response when it emerged that Hamilton would be leaving Mercedes and driving for Ferrari from now on. Jacky Ickx, for example, said that the 40-year-old had only signed up with the Scuderia to enhance his CV.
"Learning curve steeper than Charles'"
Hamilton prefers not to comment on accusations like these; he wants to provide answers on the tarmac. In any case, the first drives in the new car have left Hamilton feeling positive. "These days have flown by incredibly quickly. The foundations for the season are being laid here and I'm trying to learn as much as possible. My learning curve is steeper than Charles'. I want to find my way into working with Ferrari quickly and efficiently," explained the new man in red.
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