Lewis Hamilton says he “couldn't be more excited” for next year as he prepares for his first season at Ferrari in 2025.
In a post on LinkedInHamilton – who turns 40 on January 7 – has spoken of his desire to get started with his new team, having signed a multi-year deal back in February last year.
The seven-time world champion is the most successful driver in F1 history with 105 wins and 104 pole positions. Michael Schumacher is the only other driver with seven world titles.
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“I couldn't be more excited for the year ahead,” Hamilton wrote in his post. “Moving to Scuderia Ferrari, there is a lot to think about.
“To anyone considering their next move in 2025: embrace change. Whether you're changing industries, learning a new skill, or even just taking on new challenges, remember that reinvention is powerful.
“Your next opportunity is always within reach. It's coming in 2025 – the year of embracing new opportunities, being hungry and driving forward with purpose. Let's make it one to remember. Andiamo #newjob.”
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Hamilton teams up with Charles Leclerc at Ferrari, taking over from Carlos Sainz, who has since moved to Williams.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen will aim for a fifth consecutive F1 world title in 2025, a feat previously achieved only by Schumacher from 2000 to 2004.
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The 2025 season calendar features a record 24 Grands Prix for the second consecutive year, although this time it starts in Melbourne, Australia on March 16, with Albert Park hosting its first season opener since 2019.
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