168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton has responded to criticism he’s received from the likes of Eddi𓂃e Jordan following his switch to Ferrari for the 2025 F1 season.

ꦺHamilton’s move to Ferrari has dominated the sporting h🎐eadlines over the past 12 months, bringing together F1’s most successful driver and team.

Unsurprisingly, not everyone has been positive about Hamilton’s ꩲswitc🦂h to Ferrari.

Back in December, Jordan - who previously owned the Jord👍an Grand Prix F1 team - by Fe𝄹rrari to replace Carlos Sainz with Hamilton.

Jordan felt that signing Hamilton disrupted the harmony in the team betwee♌n Sainz and Charles Leclerc.

The Irishman also questioned Hamilton’s form during his final year with Mercedes, given that 2024 was the most disap🥃pointing campaign of his career.

In a subsequent podcast, on his criticism o♔f Ferra🐟ri’s decision to sign him.

The 40-year-old said that he “welcomed the ౠnegativity” and that his performances on-track will do the talking.

“♕I’ve always welcomed the negativity,” Hamilton sai🏅d. 

“I never, ever reply to any of the older, ultimately, white men who have c🔴𒉰ommented on my career and what they think I should be doing. 

"How you show up💫, how you present yourself, how yo🍷u perform slowly dispels that.”

Hamilton’s comment🌳 ab🗹out “older white men” refers to criticism and comments he’s received from the likes of Bernie Ecclestone and Sir Jackie Stewart over the years.

Stewart questione꧑d Hamilton’s “hunger” prior to his victory at the 2024 British Grand Prix.

Stewart༺ said to : “Lewis no longer has that hunger. Because of that and because the car is no longer quite as powerful♏, he has serious problems.”

Ecclestone, who formerly ran F1, has been a vocal criti🦩c of Hamilton.

for spen𓄧ding too much time on ac🔜tivities other than F1, such as music and fashion.

The 95-year-old also questioned Hamilton’s “motivation♌” and suggested he would have many “enemies” at Ferrari because it was Leclerc’s team.