Mercedes want to end their partnership with168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Lewis Hamilton “on a high” ahead of the final three races of the 2024 F1 season.

Hamilton will bow out of Mercedes at the end of ꩲDecember’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ahead of his switch to Ferrari.

The 39-year-old has won six 🌠of his seven titles with Mercedes 🌜across 12 seasons.

While Hamilton has won two races for the team in 2024, it’s been a difficult final ye🍨ar for the seven-time world champion.

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In races, Hamilton has been better, but the inconsistent handling of the Mercedes W15 F1 car has made life tricky for both dri🧔vers.

Speaking ahead of this weekend’s Las Vegas Grand Prix, Toto Wolff outlined Mercedes’ commitment to end their “incredible journey” with Hamilton on a hig💙h as they look to build momentum for next year.

“We head to Las Vegas ready to tackle the final three racesꦕ of the season,” Wolff said. “We are focused on ending this year as strongly as possible and providing some more highlights as we close out 2024.

“We are looking forward to the races ahead, to ending our incredible journey with Lewis on a high and to buildingꦆ momentum for 2025.”

Previewing Las Vegas, he added: “We are excited for our return to Las Vegas. F1 put on an incredible show last year and the sight of F1 cars racing down the Strip at night was one of the season✤'s highlights. The opportunity to do 180 mph down such an iconic piece of real estaღte in a high-powered Mercedes-AMG GT R was one that I couldn't turn down.

“I 🧜was therefore fortunate to take some of our partners on hot laps of the track and it was an experience that I, and I hope also they, won't forget.

“The circuit itself and💮 ambient conditions provided a fascinating challenge for both the drivers and teams, along with creating exciting r❀acing and a captivating Grand Prix.

“It, I am sure this year's event will be an even greater success, and build on the continued grow💛th, interest, and suc💛cess of our sport in the USA.”