BREAKING:Lewis Hamilton reveals retirement plan as F1 superstar

Lewis Hamilton reveals retirement plan as F1 superstar prepares for Ferrari move

Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time Formula 1 world champion, has revealed his plans for retirement from the sport. In an interview with Esquire, Hamilton, who will turn 40 in January, admitted to having doubts about his future in F1, saying, “There are days I’m like, ‘shoot, I don’t know how much longer I can go’.” However, he also expressed his desire to “max it out” and “fully enjoy” the sport while he can.

Hamilton, who has signed a multi-year deal with Ferrari starting in 2025, has been competing in F1 for 17 years and has outlasted some legends of the sport. He recently became the fifth-longest-serving driver in F1 history, with two Grand Prix wins so far this season.

The British driver has other passions outside of motorsport, including fashion and extreme sports, and is even a producer on Brad Pitt’s new F1 film. Hamilton has spoken to former rivals to gauge how long he should continue competing and is aware that he will know when it’s time to stop.

Hamilton’s plan for retirement is not yet clear, but he is strategizing and sequencing his next steps.

He wants to ensure he fully enjoys the sport he has dedicated his life to and is not ready to hang up his helmet just yet.

With his move to Ferrari, Hamilton is set to start a new chapter in his career, but his long-term future in F1 remains uncertain.

As Hamilton approaches his 40th birthday, questions arise about his ability to maintain his competitive edge. However, his recent performances and dedication to the sport suggest he still has a lot to offer. Only time will tell when Hamilton will decide to retire, but for now, he remains focused on his goals and enjoying the sport he loves.