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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has Lewis Hamilton retirement worry after Abu Dhabi madness

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16.12.2021 - 17:52

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Toto Wolff has admitted that Lewis Hamilton might decide not to return to Formula One next season following his heartbreaking defeat to Max Verstappen at Abu Dhabi on Sunday.Hamilton lost after a controversial move in which a virtual safety car period allowed Verstappen to change his tyres without losing track position, while the Brit had to go without a fresh set for his final lap.The Mercedes team released a statement on Thursday confirming that they would not be appealing the verdict that followed Verstappen’s win at the Yas Marina Circuit on Sunday - but the future of Hamilton remains a concern. "Lewis and I are disillusioned at the moment," Wolff said."Not disillusioned of the sport, we love this sport with every bone in our body, and.

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