Ferrari risks finding itself with a real hot potato on its hands. Lewis Hamilton has an attitude that makes him unreliable.
For the next few months there will be nothing but talk about Formula 1 and the arrival of Lewis Hamilton at the helm of the most famous Red in the automotive world. The news of the form of the contract by the Englishman caused quite a stir among those who did not expect this partnership.
In short, a wedding that left everyone speechless and also extremely impatient to see what will happen at the first races of new championship. Probably many expect a victory straight away, but perhaps we will need time to get each other's measure a little.
In the meantime, this duet is being analyzed closely, to try to understand whether or not there are good possibilities for Ferrari.
Hamilton's aim is always and only one, that is, to win again, in defiance of his younger colleagues.
Hamilton: certainly not a simple character
Of course, paddock regulars will be well aware of Hamilton's propensity to not be at all a docile horse to train, certainly purebred, a thoroughbred, but never tamed. Probably it was his decisive nature that brought him to where he is now, but it created quite a few problems in relationships with others, whether they were opponents or riders of the same team. Just recently there was talk of Hamilton asking Ferrari to change the supplier of the brakes, only to then have to change his mind. His request was to abandon the Brembobut it seems that the change will not take place.
But there is a side of the English driver's character that is causing a series of doubts about him. Here is the scenario that could unfold.
An attitude demonstrated several times
According to real Formula One experts, Lewis Hamilton would have the ability to completely abandon the race the moment he notices even the slightest sign of low performance from the car. It is probably the reflection of a specific thought, according to the English driver, having a car capable of doing its job is essential for every driver, even the best in the world.
This is why, if he doesn't believe that his performance is adequate, he prefers to avoid giving his best. An attitude that perhaps Ferrari would like to change, but it certainly won't be an easy mission to accomplish.
