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Toto Wolff backs Lewis Hamilton to have seamless transition at Ferrari

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has backed Lewis Hamilton to sustain a seamless transition when he completes his highly-anticipated Formula 1 switch to Ferrari in 2025. Hamilton will conclude his long-serving association with Mercedes once this season ends as he prepares to team up with Charles Leclerc at Ferrari from next season. But having been with […] The post Toto Wolff backs Lewis Hamilton to have seamless transition at Ferrari appeared first on Motorsport Week.
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