00:00More Formula One news for you now. Lewis Hamilton has refused to rule out extending his Formula One career into
00:08the 2030s, insisting he believes he is capable of competing at the highest level for several more years.
00:16The seven-time world champion, who turns 42 in January, has now revealed his ambition to remain on the grid
00:25for long enough to compete in Formula One's planned return to Africa, with Rwanda set to host a Grand Prix
00:34in the early 2030s.
00:37Speaking to Sky Sports, Hamilton admitted that continuing until then would bring physical challenges, however he believes his fitness, reaction
00:48times and determination can keep him competitive for a while longer.
00:54Lewis also said he felt he was built differently and pointed to his ability to compete against other drivers almost
01:04half his age at the moment, as evidence that he still has plenty to offer.
01:10The Brit's current Ferrari contract runs until the end of 2027, with an option for another season, meaning his future
01:19beyond that remains uncertain.
01:22However, Hamilton's improved performances during the 2026 campaign has strengthened his belief that he can continue racing at the most
01:32elite level.
01:34While he accepts there are no guarantees, his ambition to race in Africa could provide the extra motivation to prolong
01:42an already historic career.
