The next time 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton races at 🥂Monza, he will be wearing Ferrari red in the famous team’s home country.

This weekend at the F1 Italian 🔥Grand Prix, Mercedes driver Hamilton is eager to return to winning ways after recent vic♓tories at Silverstone and Spa.

His days are numbered a🍌t the rejuvenated Mercedes team, where ♕seven of his eight F1 titles have been won.

But team boss Toto Wolff insists he doe꧒s not regret any decisions which led to Hamilton’s decision to si꧟gn for Ferrari in 2025.

"No," Wolff insisted to .

"W𒈔e decided as a team for that and we were always very tranꦐsparent with Lewis and the good thing with him is he is able to put himself in your position and understood where we were coming from.

"So in that respect there are no bad feelinಌgs, there is no betrayal.

"It was also for the good of him to change. This was the longest run between a driver and a 🐼team. It was 12 years overall.

“And maybe he n🍰eeded to, in a way, change andܫ reinvent himself.

"Being a driওver for Ferrari is super-prestigious. Maybe for us as a team also it is important to emancipate ourselves and go in a different direction."

Mercedes have returned tꦐo form in the middle part of this year, after two years of woe.

Their un▨derperformance began in 2022, after the notorious 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand 🧜Prix.

Race director Michael M🌠asi’s application of the rules resulted in Max Verstappen pipping Hamilton to a late race 🀅win, and the title.

"You have to look at it from a point more detached than we do," 🦩Wolff said about Hamilton being denied a recorꦑd eighth title.

"He is the greatest F1 driver of all time. He has beaten all the records and there is only this one, with championships, where he is equal with Michael Schumacher, another grea🅷t - if not, with Lewis, the greatest driver. So it is what it is. And we can't changℱe that.

"Would I have wanted it to go the other way? Absolutely. Do I think🐓 what happened in 2021 was anywhere near fair? No,❀ it wasn't.

“But we can't turn back time and there are worse things than losing a race or a World Championship. There is more drama in the world out th♑ere."