Since the season concluded with the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, it has been one endless chain of events for Sir Lewis Hamilton. From the prizes to the records and his historic knighthood, the Briton has barely had time to breathe. Well, the celebrations continue as the Mercedes champ turns 36 today and AMG Twitter wished him in a witty manner, as usual.

Mercedes Twitter has always been on its toes with Sir Lewis’ achievements. Each time the Briton broke a record or set a new one, they had been ready to congratulate him. Even while COVID got him to miss the Sakhir Grand Prix, their wishes for him to get better were regular. So, they would not miss something as grand as his birthday and definitely not without humor.

On the auspicious occasion of his birthday, Mercedes Twitter did not forget to wish him a healthy journey ahead. However, what it may have forgotten was that there is a title ahead of his name now. Their attempt to apologize for their mistake is hilarious.

Mercedes’s Twitter handle has been on fire this entire season. They have mercilessly dug at everyone on the grid, be it the opponent or their own team’s blunders, not an instance escaped their humor. Well, from that history, you wonder, was this a mistake, or was it another one of those nasty jabs.

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Sir Lewis Hamilton aims for 8th title

Fans grow impatient over the contract talks between Mercedes and Sir Lewis. Although the thought of him staying back is quite clear, his tenure is still vague and uncertain. The fans would want to know for how long would their hero stay on the track, thus it is so important for them to know about the details of the deed.

Sir Lewis Hamilton would aim for an 8th title next season. Although there has been a considerable buzz over the new regulations, if we are realistic, it is impossible to turn the tide against Mercedes in just a single season. Therefore, he may well, establish his own mammoth title and leave the sport on a high.

Mercedes understands that FIA has employed the new regulations to curb down their dominance. However, the Germans have always fancied a good challenge and it is one of the most alluring challenges in the past decade for them. Their technical director seems thrilled to take on the task, and he is positive that they will ace it.

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