Despite a tumultuous season with Alpine, Fernando Alonso has made a surprising move to Aston Martin after multiple collisions with Esteban Ocon. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton's fiery clash with Toto Wolff hasn't resulted in an exit from Mercedes, as an F1 Journalist reveals a crucial reason for his continued presence in the team.
Despite a fiery confrontation with Toto Wolff, F1 journalist Peter Windsor dismisses the possibility of Lewis Hamilton leaving Mercedes. The key reason cited is the limited options for Hamilton to join a top team, making a move unlikely. Windsor said in his YouTube video, "But then, if he doesn’t go to Ferrari in all the chaos, where is he going to go? He’s not going to go to Red Bull, so he might as well stay where he is.”
Tensions have arisen between Hamilton and Wolff following frustrations at the Red Bull Ring, where car performance issues led to penalties. Speculations about their relationship have grown, further exacerbated by Mercedes' struggles at Silverstone. Windsor said, "If Mercedes are really bad there[Hungary] then Lewis going into the August break is going to start thinking about his future".
Hamilton praised McLaren's upgrades, describing their car, the MCL60, as a "rocketship." He was impressed by their speed in high-speed corners and engaged in a competitive battle with Lando Norris during the race restart.
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