Toto Wolff believes
Lewis Hamilton, who will leave his team Mercedes after more than a decade with them, will do well at
Ferrari. The principal thinks Hamilton will be able to adapt well and quickly to the Italian team's culture, he told
Motorsport.com.
Ahead of the current
F1 season, it was announced that
Lewis Hamilton will join
Charles Leclerc at
Ferrari. In Maranello, the seven-time world champion will once again work with
Frederic Vasseur. The two have previously celebrated Hamilton's GP2 title together in 2006. The Briton's current team principal,
Toto Wolff believes Hamilton will be successful at his new team, and will adapt very quicklx.
Wolff: 'Hamilton and Ferrari will find a way'
"I think many people say that it's going to be really difficult. But I think if you say it's going to be really difficult, then often it's the opposite. Ferrari is a great team, great people, lots of emotion and passion and therefore it's pressure. But I believe they are going to find a way of working with each other," the Austrian CEO and team principal explained.
At Mercedes, Andrea Kimi Antonelli will replace the British driver, it was announced during this year's
Italian Grand Prix. The 18-year-old will graduate from
Formula 2 this season, where he competed for Prema Racing.
This article was written in collaboration with Jeroen Immink
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