Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has confirmed that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton will make his eagerly-anticipated arrival at the team’s F1 base next week.

Seven-time world champion Hamilton has joined Ferrari from rivals Mercedes in the biggest driver transfer in F1 history🐓. 

The move sent shockwaves around the paddock when it was announced last February and the partnership of F1’s most famous team and the sport’s most successful driver has be🔯en a huge talking point over the past 12 months.

Amid the hype and frenzy surrounding Hamilton’s first public appearance at Ferrari, reports in Italian media have sl💟ated Monday 20 January as the day the 40-year-old Briton will first appear at the team’s Maranello headquarters.

Hamil🍨ton is then expected to drive an older Ferrari car later in the week to help with h𝔉is assimilation into his new team.

Speaking at a press conference in Milan presenting a partnership between Ferrari and UniCredit, Vigna would not be drawn on exact dates, but confirmed Hamilton’s Maranello debut wou🦋ld occur next week.

"There is a lot of excitement, a great desire to begin,ღ" Vigna said. “Lewis will be with us at Ferrari next week. We are preparing the last things.

"There is a lot of expectation, we are ready fo🐬r ওalmost everything. We’ll make sure everything is in place. Changes are always beautiful."

Chaos predicted at Maranello amid ‘Hamilton mania’

Hamilton’s arriv๊al at Ferrari as been tipped to cause🔥 chaos on the streets on Maranello.

Italian journalist Roberto Chincero says a “Hamilton mania” has already begun in the country ahead of his arrival, which he believes will require a heavy police presence to manage large crowds that are expected to gather on th💃e streets near Ferrari’s headquarters.

“A kind of Hamilton mania has already started in Italy,” Chinchero told the James Allen on F1 pod♊cast.

“Since the New Year began, there is a big question mark that Italian Ferrari fans are trying to answer – when will t🧔he first🤪 test of Lewis Hamilton in a Ferrari car take place?

“I cannot imagine the number of people that will be aro🍨und the track. I’m expecting tไhe Maranello and Fiorano streets will be filled with people.

“I’m expecꦅting something that we haven’t seen in years. So it♈ will be hard work for the police in Maranello.

“But I’m not surprised. All the national media, 🐼not only the sports media,൲ are giving a lot of space to the man Lewis Hamilton.

“The mainstream is telling you who is Lewis, his passi🐼on and interest, the story of his career and his desire to end this career driving a Ferrari.”