“Let’s put it another way, Lewis doesn’t seem bothered about losing. It's not like him.' F1
Ecclestone: Wolff is getting ‘a bit fed up’ with HamiltonFormer F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone believes Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is getting “a bit fed up” with Lewis Hamilton.
With Lewis Hamilton struggling to keep up with new team-mate George Russell at the start of their partnership, over the nine race weekends so far in 2022, Ecclestone reckons that Hamilton could choose to walk away from F1 earlier than his contract ends at the conclusion of the 2023 season.“‘This is how much I am getting, I’ll step down and give me half of what I would get’ – Toto can go and do one of his magic deals, offer someone less money, and keep £20 million.
“I don’t know what he is doing dressing up in all those funny clothes. Has he a deal to it? Is it to get noticed? Maybe that’s it.”
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