Lewis Hamilton says it would be “incredible” if Ferrari signed Adrian Newey after he left Red Bull at the start of 2025.
Newey, considered F1’s greatest car designer, will be free to join a team from April 2025 after negotiating an exit from Red Bull.
Sky Sports News Newey is understood to have had a meeting with a Ferrari representative last week. Newey is most interested in a move to Ferrari, despite a lucrative offer from Aston Martin.
If Newey joins the Scuderia, he would work with Hamilton, who has signed a multi-year contract to join Ferrari from 2025.
“Adrian has a tremendous history and track record. He’s obviously done an incredible job throughout his career and committed to the teams and the knowledge that he has. I think he would be a tremendous addition,” Hamilton said.
“Ferrari already has a great team. They are already making huge progress and progress, their car is faster this year.
“It would be a privilege to work with him (Newey).”
Asked how much he would like to see Newey join Ferrari, Hamilton added: “A lot.”
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Friday May 3
3:00 p.m.: F1 Academy Practice 1
5:00 p.m.: Miami GP Practice One (session starts at 5:30 p.m.)
8:20 p.m.: F1 Academy Practice 2
9 p.m.: Miami GP Sprint Qualifying (session starts at 9:30 p.m.)
Saturday May 4
3:25 p.m.: F1 Academy qualifying
4 p.m.: Miami GP Sprint (race start at 5 p.m.)
6:30 p.m.: Ted’s sprint diary
7:05 p.m.: Race 1 of the F1 Academy
8 p.m.: preparation for qualifying for the Miami GP*
9 p.m.: Miami GP qualifying*
11 p.m.: Ted’s qualification log*
Sunday May 5
6:05 p.m.: Race 2 of the F1 Academy
7:30 p.m.: Preparation for the Grand Prix on Sunday in Miami*
9 p.m.: The MIAMI GRAND PRIX*
11 p.m.: Checkered flag: reaction from the Miami GP*
Midnight: Ted’s Notebook*
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