Hamilton and Russell dismiss Mercedes exit rumors with confidence
Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have addressed recent speculation about their futures at Mercedes. Both drivers spoke openly about contract delays and rumours linking Max Verstappen to the team. Their responses highlighted confidence in the team’s leadership and their own positions.
Hamilton admitted he had not enjoyed the weeks when rumours about his future were spreading. Despite this, he insisted the speculation never became a distraction and accepted it as part of Formula 1. He also praised team principal Toto Wolff for his generosity, noting that Wolff looks after those who deserve it. The seven-time world champion secured a significant pay raise in his latest contract with the team.
The comments from Hamilton and Russell suggest stability within Mercedes, despite external rumours. Hamilton’s pay raise and Russell’s performance clause indicate the team’s confidence in their drivers. The focus now shifts back to on-track performance as the season continues.
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