What Sky Sports F1 Italy reports on Lewis Hamilton – Ferrari – Charles Leclerc rumour. What Sky Sports F1 reports on Hamilton - Ferrari rumour.

The news of the day is now known to all: according to the Daily Mail, Ferrari would be willing to offer the monstrous sum of 40 million pounds in order to secure the services of seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton. The British driver is reportedly unhappy with his current situation at Mercedes and has not yet signed a contract renewal with the Brackley team. This situation, according to recent reports from colleagues across the Channel, is caused by the fact that Hamilton is considering other options for his Formula One future. And his future could indeed be in Maranello

What do the Italian sources claim? According to SkySportF1, much will depend on the outcome on the track…

The comment from SkySportF1 Italy:

Hamilton wants to win, but at the moment, neither Ferrari nor Mercedes can guarantee him that. “In the coming weeks, he may have a clearer idea: because Mercedes will bring the evolution of the W14 to Monaco, which had been announced for Imola, with a clear change in philosophy compared to what has been pursued since last year and has not yielded results. A similar situation for Ferrari, which will bring a significant package of updates to Barcelona (in two weeks): in this case as well, we will see if the direction is the right one,” reads an analysis by Andrea Sillitti on the SkySportF1 website.

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Regarding the hypothesis of a “swap” with Charles Leclerc, the journalist adds: “Mercedes denies it, as Ferrari always does not comment in these cases, but in recent weeks, Charles Leclerc has reiterated his love for Maranello, and Toto Wolff, in the last Grand Prix in Miami, seemed to take for granted Lewis Hamilton’s renewal when speaking to our microphones.”

The final consideration is: “Today everything suggests that it will remain the same: Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes and Charles Leclerc at Ferrari, but never like this time, the outcome on the track will be important in defining the prospects and potentially changing course.”