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[Saba Sports News] Ahead of the United States Grand Prix, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton spoke to the media, stating that while Ferrari’s current performance has not met expectations, he firmly believes the team can get back on track. The team is already fully committed to developing the new car for the 2026 season, and his goal is to compete for his eighth world championship while helping Ferrari return to the top. He also mentioned that he has no plans to retire and intends to race until at least the age of 50. His strong determination and maintained competitive form provide solid driver support for Ferrari’s revival. Hamilton’s transition from Mercedes to Ferrari requires adapting to the Ferrari car’s aggressive dynamic response, which differs from the stable steering characteristics he was accustomed to at Mercedes. Additionally, his communication with Ferrari engineers will take time and effort to resolve. If not handled properly, it could impact the team’s overall performance. However, the editor believes that for Ferrari to revive within three years, it must surpass its competitors in technical development and car performance, which is undoubtedly challenging.