“It’s 100% his seat”: Toto Wolff uses Tom Brady reference to show support for Mercedes S Lewis Hamilton

After a poor start to the season, the F1 entity bombarded Lewis Hamilton with retirement suggestions. However, as things stand, retirement talks have fizzled out and contract extension talks are gathering traction. Especially after the British’s recent intention to stay in the premier class.

Despite his current contract expiring, the 37-year-old remains confident about his F1 future with Mercedes. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff agrees with Hamilton’s future vision and even claims, “It’s 100 percent his seat.”

The Mercedes boss had an answer for those concerned about Hamilton’s improved year.

By way of example, the Mercedes boss supported Hamilton Racing well into his 40s. “You see today’s athletes pushing the boundaries in terms of age,” Wolf commented.

“For me, Fernando is performing at a very high level, and you’re looking at the best athlete in the world in Tom Brady. He’s still throwing the ball, and he’s 43 years old.”

“As long as you continue to take care of yourself and develop your cognitive senses, then he [Hamilton] He has many more years in him, and I’m sure that’s going to be the case with the team here,” Wolff concluded.

It’s good to see Wolf seeing age as just a number while using the perfect examples of Tom Brady and Fernando Alonso to answer all the doubters.

Anyway, when will you get an update on Hamilton’s own silly season?

Where does Lewis Hamilton stand on signing a new contract with the Silver Arrows?

There won’t be a quick answer to the question of negotiating a contract extension anytime soon. However, with the current championship season over, it looks like Hamilton’s silly season will be as well.

“We definitely want to finish the season and then find some quiet time in the winter, like we did last time which started during the holidays and lasted for two months,” Wolf revealed.

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Although his current contract extends to 2023, we will be hearing about Hamilton’s new contract soon. But it may take some time like last time.