Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari nightmare

Could the 40-year-old Brit retire from F1 after a torrid season with Ferrari?

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00:00He's one of the greatest sports figures of this century.

00:03There's Ali, of course, there's Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods,

00:07but he will be at that level, at the top, worldwide.

00:15I don't approach anything with an expectation,

00:17but it's definitely, I try to imagine it,

00:20and it's that and so much more.

00:30I think we all, me included, had too high expectations,

00:43because we saw this coming, the seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton,

00:47a goat, you know, going to Ferrari, to the most iconic Formula One team.

00:52I almost say dreaming, but I think we all had the expectations too high,

00:56and then, obviously, beginning of this year, reality hits.

01:00I think he's holding his head above water at the moment,

01:15but I think it's a question of motivation.

01:18You know, if he gets to the point where he's exhausted by the whole thing,

01:22then it's going to be very difficult for him.

01:24You can't win that many world championships and not be recognized as an all-time great.

01:49But, you know, some people get off at the wrong time, you know?

01:53They carry on and want to hold on to it and hold on to it until, you know, they lose that,

01:59what people think, in a way.

02:01They forget some of the other stuff that happened before.

02:04Is Lewis going to walk away? I don't think so.

02:06I think he has pride and he has that competitiveness that he wants to do well

02:12and he cannot finish on the season like he just did.

02:14So, my guess is he's going to be here in 2026, but 2026 could be one of his last.

02:20He must be one of his last threePrime squared.

02:24I think that he's going to be one of his last.

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