Hamilton's announcement to Ferrari eclipsed Messi's arrival at PSG

The bombshell news from the sports world has to do with the deal between the two Lewis Hamilton And Ferrari; Britain will compete for the Italian team from 2025. After the official announcement, the impact on social networks was more than the announcement of the visit. Leo Messi To PSG.

Hamilton surpasses Messi

In the first week of February there was a global bombshell: Lewis Hamilton will compete for Ferrari from 2025. After rumours, confirmation came from the Italian team and, logically, the impact was dire. But the run of 'X' was amazing. On that platform, the official announcement reached 130 thousand retweets and 385 thousand likes.

It thus far surpassed the promotion that Paris Saint-Germain put out when Leo Messi arrived at the club after his stellar career at Barcelona. In that July 2021, there were only 37 thousand retweets and 168 thousand likes.

What happens to science?

The Spaniard will not renew his contract Ferrari By 2025, but that won't be a problem for his career. Alpine, Mercedes, Audi and Aston Martin have free wheels; The last three are top picks to stay with the Iberian pilot.

Red Bull controls Verstappen

After another season in which Max Verstappen became the champion and won the third title in a row, Red bull Will continue its dominance in the next season.

That is why he made special provisions for his vacation. The Dutchman is resting precisely with his partner Kelly Piquet, and they chose Gstaad, Switzerland as their destination. In the photos they shared, you can see enviable landscapes, albeit with snow. Why the sad tone?

Red Bull is banning its star driver from skiing because it poses a risk to the 26-year-old racer.

The deal is valid till 2028 and has significant asterisks. “I haven't been skiing for five years,” Verstappen said in an interview with Formula 1.

To this he added: “Of course, knowing that there are still many years left, I have a great chance to be champion again and win races. “When you think about it, you automatically run a little less risk.”