Gunther Steiner: Lewis knew what he was doing.

Gunther Steiner: Lewis knew what he was doing.

      Gunther Steiner, the former head of Haas F1, is in high demand as an expert after his retirement. In the Red Flags podcast, the Italian stated that in his opinion, Lewis Hamilton does not regret joining Ferrari, although he is unhappy with the situation in the team.

      Gunther Steiner: "Lewis knew what he was doing. He has no regrets. It's more of a mission for him to end his racing career at Ferrari. Many people dream about it. Obviously, he was hoping for the best, but I think he has time.

      He still has time to fix everything. Obviously, it's hard for him, he's unhappy with the speed of the car and the positions he has to fight for. Yes, it could have been a little better at Mercedes, but he hasn't won a single sprint race at Mercedes, and he's already won at Ferrari."

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Gunther Steiner: Lewis knew what he was doing.

Gunther Steiner believes that Lewis Hamilton does not regret joining Ferrari, although he is unhappy with the situation in the team...