Lewis Hamilton could 'do a Michael Schumacher' says a former F1 driver, but can you picture him in red...
But, and there’s always a but, if Mercedes can’t reassure their driver that an eighth title is in the making, then Brundle wonders if he could “do a Michael Schumacher” and move to Ferrari.
“I think there must be part of Lewis that thinks ‘do you know I’d love to go to Ferrari and do a Michael Schumacher. If I can’t win my eighth or ninth right now why don’t I go and have some fun there?’ Aside from it just looking wrong, McFadyen believes Mercedes offer Hamilton a level of freedom that other teams wouldn’t give him.
“I’ve seen all the photoshops of him in red, and it just doesn’t look right, it just looks odd. In a similar way that Max is interweaving himself into Red Bull, it’d be very difficult to imagine Max anywhere else.
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