Lewis Hamilton will win the F1 title on Sunday. That Mercedes is superior

Deon Joubert says: Lewis Hamilton will win the F1 title on Sunday. That Mercedes is something superior.

But in the same breath, I love Max Verstappen‘s fight, and he knows this title fight is a gamble like no other. The other thing about Lewis is that there’s very little evil in him; he is genuinely a good guy. Max? Not so much.

The thing about Formula 1 is that each generation brings a special driver. And honestly, I think Lando Norris and Geroge Russell have a whole lot of potential to be the next champions.

Yes, Hamilton is in a brilliant car, but it’s important to remember that he has created the situation he finds himself in on his own, and that’s what truly makes him the greatest of all time, or at least of this modern era.

Sarel van der Merwe says: Lewis Hamilton must be favoured, but you can also never discount Max.

Hamilton will win this one, but I would prefer Verstappen took it – he needs it, and so does the sport.

Giniel de Villiers says: I want Max to win the title today, just for a bit of a change in the sport.

Both Max and Lewis are doing a fantastic job; they are both streets ahead of everyone else.

However, I am not discounting Hamilton, and whether you love him or hate him, he is an incredible driver, and you have to admire him for his achievements.

Phillip Kekana says: This is a very difficult race to call. I want Lewis to win it because then he can retire with an eighth championship title. I see there are loads of people in Formula One who don’t want him to surpass Michael Schumacher’s record. So that’s why I really want him to grab the title today.

Willie Hepburn says: “I think Hamilton is going to take it. I am not a fan of either Max or Lewis, but they’re excellent drivers. Hamilton has more control and experience, and he has the drive to keep a level head.
Tschops Sipuka says: It’s a tough call. Lewis could win this one. His package is much stronger. Mechanical failure will be the only thing that stands in the way. Max deserves it but they have lost ground in speed.

What cars does Lewis Hamilton own?

Ferrari LaFerrari
Pagani Zonda 760 LH
McLaren P1
1966 Shelby 427 Cobra
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Coupe Black Series
1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500
Mercedes-AMG Project One

Who is Lewis Hamilton partner?

George Russell. He claimed his 100th race win at the 2021 Russian Grand Prix. He will partner George Russell for the 2022 season.

Is Lewis Hamilton in a relationship with Angela Cullen?

“Angela and I are naturally incredibly close, we pretty much live together,” said Hamilton. “We’re close as a friends also, so [I’m] very lucky to have found Angela, because she’s a very special human being. “Basically, when I got to Formula 1, I didn’t have a trainer up until I was in F1, and I was given a trainer.

Lewis Hamilton net worth

What is Lewis Hamilton’s net worth and salary? How much money does he make?

Lewis Hamilton, the world’s highest-paid Formula 1 driver, holds the record of winning seven World Drivers’ Championship titles, making over $70 million.

Lewis Hamilton is highly regarded as one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers in the world. In 1998, the Brit started his racing career after joining the McLaren young driver programme, and in 2007 he became an official Formula 1 driver following an impressive debut with McLaren. Only a year after, Hamilton won his first World Championship in 2008, sharing his talent with the racing world and beyond.

Lewis Hamilton has sent Thomas Tuchel a clear message

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen show us why it is never over until it is over as the Formula One finale in Abu Dhabi sets the tone for the rest of the Premier League season

Lewis Hamilton is one moment away from claiming his 8th World Championship but has to face a fierce rival in the process. A rivalry that has had all the ingredients for a stellar race in Abu Dhabi.

After trailing in the Championship for 6 races, Hamilton is now level on points with Max Verstappen – it’s going right down to the wire.

From Monaco to Abu Dhabi, Formula One attracts some of the most renowned A-list celebrities to its glitzy and glamorous race events for a taste of luxury in the paddock

Formula One may have a fresh, cutting edge feel to the sport in the modern era – but let it never be said that the sport has lost its glitz and glamour.

Millions of people flock to Europe, Asia, Australia and the Americas every year to catch a glimpse of the best racing drivers in the world, such as title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.

But that is only half of the experience that going to an F1 race actually offers. For the upper echelon of paying race attendees, access to the paddock boasts exclusive views and a feeling of royalty.

High-profile guests and celebrities know that they will do their reputations no harm if they are seen at an F1 race.
Stars such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Cara Delevingne seen at Monaco in recent years, but even in obscure locations such as Azerbaijan, the stars can be found getting their share of the limelight.

But there has to be a sense of luxury and class involved, and F1 rarely disappoints with its VIP offerings at its 22 race venues in 2021.

who is Lewis Hamilton?

Sir Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton MBE HonFREng is a British racing driver.

(born 7 January 1985)

He currently competes in Formula One for Mercedes, having previously driven for (born 7 January 1985) from 2007 to 2012. In Formula One, Hamilton has won a joint-record seven World Drivers’ Championship titles (tied with Michael Schumacher), and holds the records for the most wins (103), pole positions (103), and podium finishes (181), among others.

What happens if Max Verstappen/Lewis Hamilton crash decides the F1 title?

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton arrive in Abu Dhabi level on points at the end of an astonishing 2021 Formula 1 season, for a winner-takes-all finale.