ハミルトンは年齢制限を設けず、ルワンダへの扉を開いたままにする
Lewis Hamilton is 41. Rwanda's first Grand Prix is scheduled for 2031. He is not ruling out being on the grid for it.
ルイス·ハミルトン says he has no intention of putting an age limit on his F1 career, and has left open the possibility of racing in Rwanda when the new Grand Prix arrives in the early 2030s.
コメントは セルジオペレス has said his new キャデラック contract, taking him close to 40, will be his last.
Could Hamilton race in the Rwanda Grand Prix?
Hamilton is already 41, but told Corriere·デッラ·セラ he still feels capable of extending his career well beyond his current フェラーリ deal, which runs through 2027.
Asked about the Rwanda GP, scheduled to begin in 2031, Hamilton replied: "There's never been anyone like me in 70 years of F1. I'm built differently from the others."
How does Hamilton see age in F1?
"Obviously, there will be age-related challenges that I can't predict, but there are also many preconceptions," the seven-time world champion added.
What did Hamilton say about his reaction times?
The Briton pointed to his reaction times in Austin as evidence that age has not yet dulled him.
"Did you see my reaction times in the last race in Austin? They're faster than those of young drivers."
"There are a lot of tools you can use to continue training your mind and body. It all depends on how willing you are to sacrifice everything else."
"I still love F1. At 41, I feel competitive."
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