Hamilton wary of 2019 threat from Leclerc and Verstappen

By Daily Sports on November 17, 2018

Five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton says he will have to up his game next year in order to hold off the threat from the next generation of Formula One talent. This year Hamilton took his fourth title in five years with Mercedes and the fifth championship victory of his career. For most of the season he was engaged in a head-to-head battle with Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, but ultimately came out on top with two rounds remaining. Hamilton is wary that his opposition could be even stronger next year as Sauber’s promising rookie Charles Leclerc moves to Ferrari and Max Verstappen’s Red Bull team joins forces with Honda. He said he would look to improve his own performance by reviewing his 2018 season with his engineers, especially his form at the first three races when he failed to score a victory.

“We will definitely look at the season at the end of the year and there are always areas you look at,” Hamilton said. “We didn’t win every single race, there were some mishaps at the beginning of the year and there is always room to improve. So I expect to do that and that’s my expectation in myself. I have got to work to do over this winter and there will be a slightly amended approach. “Of course, you have to dig deep because you have these young kids that are coming. Leclerc at Ferrari will be hungry to prove a point and you’ve got Max who is still hungry to prove a point, so I have to make sure I am still there [at the top of my game].” (ESPN)

•Photo shows Lewis Hamilton

Source Daily Sports

Posted November 17, 2018


 

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