Ecclestone: Hamilton will not stay at Ferrari for long

      Bernie Ecclestone gave his prediction of the term of Lewis Hamilton's cooperation with Ferrari, which the seven-time world champion clearly will not like. the 94-year-old former head of Formula 1 management predicts that it will not last long. "I don't think that in Ferrari Lewis will get the attention he is used to," said Ecclestone in an interview with the Telegraph. - First of all, the team is very happy with Charles Leclair, his teammate. Leclair speaks the same language with them, and in Scuderia care about him. Even if Lewis will achieve good results, he will have a lot of enemies, because he is an outsider, suddenly appeared from somewhere. At the same time Leclair is 13 years younger than Hamilton, but when Ecclestone was asked a question about the age of Lewis, he replied as follows: "I have my own theory about this. It's not the age of the drivers, it's the fact that they've been doing the same thing for so long. As far as Lewis is concerned, I think he's tired, he's lost motivation. If he had never won a world championship before, things might have been different, then he would have been motivated to win at least one title. But he's got seven. He will not stay at Ferrari for long. Piero Ferrari, who invited him to the team, still believes that they have done everything right. I hope he turns out to be right. I hope it wasn't a risky step into the unknown that they will regret... Hamilton is a very gifted driver, but is his talent as great as they say it is? No, although it's still enough to win races. But I don't understand what he does all the other things he does for? He should stop being distracted by music and other nonsense."