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Lewis Hamilton says F1 has never had anyone like him

Hamilton says he is unlike any past driver and wants to keep racing into his mid-forties.

By idly desk, from 2 reports

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Key facts

Story
  • Lewis Hamilton says F1 has never had a driver like him.
  • He discussed extending his F1 career, according to Crash.net and the BBC.
  • Crash.net reports he said he is "built differently"; the BBC reports he is determined to race into his mid-forties.

What's new

Lewis Hamilton has said that Formula 1 has never had a driver like him. Crash.net reports he made the claim while discussing how long he might extend his F1 career. The BBC reports the same remarks and adds that he intends to keep racing into his mid-forties. Crash.net quotes him as saying he is "built differently".

Why it matters

For Indian fans, this means the seven-time world champion may keep racing for several more years. Fans of F1 in India, who follow races on television and online, would see one of the sport's best-known drivers stay on the grid longer.

What others say

Crash.net frames the comments as a bold assertion. The BBC presents them as a plain statement of his plans and his self-belief, without adding a separate reaction.

What we don't know yet

The sources do not say which team Hamilton will drive for, or whether he has signed a new contract. They also do not give a date for any decision on his future.

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