F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart believes 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton will find his Ferrari move “mo🍬re di🃏fficult” due to his age.

Seven-time world champion Hamilton shocked the F1 world when he announced in Fe🍨bruary that he would be leaving Mercedes in order to make a blockbuster switch to Ferrar𒐪i in 2025.

Hamilton will be 40 💫years old when he makes his Ferrari debut at next year’s season opening Australian Grand Prix and three-time world champion Stewart says🌞 he was “somewhat surprised” by the timing of the move.

"I'm somewhat surprised by that, because of becoming 40 and going into⛎ a team that has very recently become very competitive,” Stewart told the Racing♕News365 podcast.

"It [Ferrari] went♍ down quite a lot. There have bee🎀n many management structures within the Ferrari team that have been disruptive.

"They've now got a more stable situation around them. And Lewis is seeing, whe🉐n you go to the Ferrari factory, you're impresse𝔍d.

"Hardly any o🐓ther brand, if you like to call it, in Formula 1, has had anything like the same continuity as Ferrari has had for such a long time.”

Stewart add🎃ed: “It’s more difficult for him to do it, I ꦰthink, at 40 years than it would have been if he was 25 or 30 years.

"But he's still got the skill and talent. That is obv♐ious at present, such as at the British Gra📖nd Prix this year [Hamilton ending a two-year winless drought].

"It♊'s unusual [going to Ferrari], but at some poi🉐nt he has to retire as a racing driver. He feels that time has not yet arrived, and I can understand that.”

ꦓHowever, Stewart can understand the appeal of driving for Ferrari, having come close himself to joining the legendary Italian outfit before backing out of 𝕴a deal.

"I committed to drive for Ferrari, but I 𒆙had to tell them that it was no longer practical because it had become almost an everyday change at Mr Ferrari's moment. So I never did drive with ൩Ferrari,” he explained.

"But ❀when I went there, I was taken abac🌌k. It was so impressive. The spirit of the place was amazing. The Italians are great people, they explain themselves very carefully and excitedly, and I'm sure that's what Lewis has experienced too."