Hamilton: “The turnaround of people after the victory is crazy”

Hamilton, does a victory change everything? Barely a month has passed since questions about his possible retirement were addressed to Lewis Hamilton during the press conference in Montreal.
In three races the Englishman brought home his best performances in Ferrari, with two second places in Canada and Monaco and the victory in Barcelona.
And from the opinions on the retirement, we moved on to asking Hamilton about his chances in the world championship: a truly rapid turnaround. “Seeing people’s about-face was crazy, how they changed their minds compared to what they said before,” Hamilton underlined to F1TV, adding: “I don’t pay much attention to it. For me it meant the love of the fans and the way in which people experienced all this together with me. As for the world championship… I’ve already been through it. I know what I have to do and the road is still long. We’re coming to this weekend thinking about this weekend, not about the championship.” Lewis like Vasseur, feet on the ground In Hamilton’s words we can detect similarities with those of Vasseur recently: “All we can do is take one day at a time and continue to give our all. It’s one thing to have an opportunity, it’s another to galvanize the troops. Mercedes is the team to beat and it will take everyone’s commitment to even get close to working level. I don’t think it’s impossible.” The seven-time world champion declared: “There are no shortcuts to success. Each of us makes our contribution to the team and I am proud of everyone’s commitment. We must constantly improve, and that’s what I try to do too”, concluded Hamilton.

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2026-06-26 04:58:00