Lewis Hamilton "transformed" for F1 return: “I’m not the same man I was”
The Mercedes driver has spent the F1 summer b𒐪reak travelling Africa and believes he will r🍸eturn for the Belgian Grand Prix, on August 26-28, better for the experience.
“These past two weeks have been some of the best days of my entire life,” he said.&nbs⭕p;
“I’m not the same man I was before this trip, all the beauty, love, and peacefulness I experi𓆉enced has me feeling fully transformed.
“No amount of photos could capture how I’m feeling now and what I’m tryin😼g to say. Just know, where words fall short emotions run deep. I connected with my roots and my history and I feel my ancestors with mꦰe now stronger than I ever have before.
“Namibia, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania thank you. To 💜the people here, the nature and the wildlife thank you. We were welcomed to each beautiful place we visited. We were treated like family🐽. To my brothers who joined me on this journey, thank you. I know we’ll be talking about this forever.”
The 37-year-old will🐻 return to the trackꦓ with eight races remaining of the 2022 season.
He 𒉰has not yet won a race this year - never before has Hamilton gone an ✅entire season without a single win.
This campaign, his Mercedes W13 has been riddled with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:porpoising problems. The team that won seven driver’s championships in a row, before Red Bull’s Max Verstappen ended that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:streak ✤in contro🌌versial fashion in Abu Dhabi, is already looking ahead to how 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:they can bounce back in 2023.
But Hamilton has been on theꦅ podium five races in a row, before the summer break, leading to optimism that he could win a race in 2022 to perfectly tee himsel🍰f up for a title challenge next year.
Next season is the last on Hamilton’s current contract with Mercedes - 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:which makes him F1’s highest-pai♋d driver - although he has hinted that he could continue into 2024 and✃ beyond.
