Could Hamilton REALLY drive for Ferrari? 🔴 | Sky Sports F1 Podcast

I'd actually like to see Lewis in a Ferrari for s9me reason

That was a dreadful collection of really nothing 🤷🏻‍♂️

What a lot of balloons 😂😂😂 and she is on the podcast why? Pushing "green" agenda. Poor podcast. Not much of decent info. F1 goes wrong direction. After 33 years im leaving this circus with no regrets.

If Ferrari are offering all the best of F1 a Job, why go after Lewis? They should be going after Max than.

Sky F1 PROVED WRONG AGAIN LOL LEWIS CONFIRMED IN DRIVERS CONFERENCE TO SIGN A NEW. MERCEDES CONTRACT! So looking stupid again in your group therapy sessions on here lol 🤣🤣🤣🥱🥱waste of time…

Just Imagine Lewis in a Ferrari suit, the first 7 time champion in a Ferrari since Michael Schumacher, would be great, but we never know.

Why would Ferrari want a midfield driver?😂😂😂😂

When Lewis 1st joined mercedes, the team was run by Ross brawn and still rebuilding, essentially from nothing. So he could Mold the team around him.
Ferrari, are not like that. Yes the team is rebuild, but it's rebuild for 15+years. They have a revolving door of blame, the team isn't insulated from the above CEOs, so their meddling all the time. I think right now, ferrari isn't the place to be. Fred needs more time, before they starting thinking about the drivers.

The ferrari drivers are great, its the car and team that needs work. The leadership has its priorities backwards. And I don't think this offer is coming from Fred Vassuar

We're assuming humans can control the weather. We can't yet. China and America output 50 per cent of the world's CO2. The UK for example, 1 per cent of less. CO2 during the age of dinosaurs was 5 times greater than it is today leading to hotter temps but life thrived on land and sea, and furthermore, the Earth surived, even after a giant rock smashed into it wiping out all life on Earth.

Humans are moving to a type 1 status where we can harvest the worlds energy but it's been slow going because oil makes profit and humans are sadly greedy therefore there's been a reluctance to harness it. For example, research Stephen Meyer in the 90's who made a car run on water. Humans are not causing freak floods or hurricanes or whatever. And even if they are, there's nothing we can do about it except adapt and change. In fact we could, Italy could have cloud seeded the sky and forced some rain to drench the ground. But anyway, it was of course the right thing to cancel the race and sad for those died and were left homeless.

We have to remember, F1 like Ted says, is un-important really. Entertainment in general is not neccesary, that's why it was all cancelled during the pandemic. Formula 1 has bigger problems these days. How can F1 stay relevant?

A Rimac Nevera can out drag an F1 car to 60/120/186mph and the Mcmurtry fan car can generate 2 tons of downforce at a standstill. Road cars are going to be faster than Formula 1 cars around a track in the very near future, they're already faster in a straight line and through slower speed corners.

Therefore it's inevitable to me that Formula 1 will become like Horse Racing after the car was invented. F1 will become a reactional entertainment sport. So, you might as well use today's technology to restore peak F1 of yesteryear. Use sustainable fuels to power V10's, use modern materials to make the cars lighter and smaller and safer and stronger.

While it's nice to hear them talking about climate change and taking action, the majority of the pollution is created by about 100 companies

It's so funny to see these people pat themselves on the back about sustainable fuel, when the cars driving around does a tiny fraction of the damage done by burning through obscene amounts of tyres and flying the entire circus back and forth between the continents to earn the most buck instead of optimizing the calendar

Nice to see the Jedi are ready to jump out with their lightsabers in the background. 😂