Hamilton: “I want to end my career like Vale Rossi”
The Mercedes champion hopes to be able to retire still at the top
It's always a great luxury to have the chance to leave when you still have something to say without the burden of having to do it once Sunset Boulevard has already begun.
To share this belief Lewis Hamilton who would like to draw inspiration from ours for his career Valentino Rossi.
“He is one of the oldest drivers on the grid and yet he is capable of winning. I wish it were like that for me too” – the 31-year-old Briton revealed to motorsport.com who with the Mercedes has a three-year contract in place.
“Arriving at the front is fantastic so I imagine that choosing to abandon at the end of a season in which you have won a world championship is not easy – he continued on the topic of retirement – I honestly don't think I have reached a level of maturity and strength that would allow me to abandon this immediately. which I have loved for a long time, however it could happen, indeed being able to close in a positive phase would be exceptional".
And precisely on the subject of post-F1, the three-time world champion confided: “I don't know what it will be like. Maybe I'll disappear, or after a year of missing racing you'll see me again in some other series...".
Chiara Rainis
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