Hamilton lost the world title to Max Verstappen in controversial circumstances after FIA race director Michael Masi did not apply the rules correctly during a late Sa♛fety Car period at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. 

The seven-time world champion has remained silent on the matter ever since and is said to♔ be debating whether to return to F1 this season amid an ongoing FIA inquiry into the events of last year’s title-deciding race. 

But former Williams, McLaren and Red Bull driver Coulthard reckons Hamilton will be fed up with continued talk surroundi𓆏ng the fallout of the 2021 season finale💝. 

Speaking in , Coulthard said: “I think he will 🗹be bored with everyone saying to him, ‘You werꦡe robbed, Lewis!’ or ‘You’re the people’s champion, Lewis!’. He’ll be avoiding even having those conversations.”

Instead, Coulthard, a 13-time grand prix winner, t🦄hinks that the situation w꧙ill have affected Mercedes boss Toto Wolff more than Hamilton. 

“The big decision was when he committed to that new two-year contract midway through last season, I don’t think Abu Dhabi changes anything,” 💯he explained.

“Of course he would have lik⛦ed to have won. And I think he was very e🎐motional, as anyone would be under the circumstances. 

“But I think the reality is🧸 the shock was probably far less for him than it would have been for Toto, or the rest of the team, or his fans.

“I can’t compare mys💜elf to Lewis in terms of success or speed but one thing I think I can relate to is that emotional detachment, once the moment’s gone.

“The euphoria of success wears off quite quickly, and the disappointဣment of defeat wears off quite quickly as well.”