Formula 1 chief executive Chase Carey hopes Lewis Hamilton remains on the grid for as long as possible but insists the Briton's succession is assured thanks to the sport's "incredible rank of young talent". Hamilton will embark on his 14th season of Grand Prix racing next year, a longevity that includes 84 wins and six world titles, five of which were achieved with the dominant Mercedes team. The 34-year-old - whose contract with the Silver Arrows squad expires at the end of 2020 - hasn't given any indication of when he plans to drive off into the sunset, but Carey hopes that F1's mega star and top earner will put many more season under his belt. Ferrari eager to add female racer...
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