Formula One: Hamilton considering Red Bull switch
Hamilton said a deal with constructors’ champions Red Bull, to succeed Australian Mark Webber is workable ‘in theory’.
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Britain’s Lewis Hamilton insisted a move from McLaren to Red Bull ‘can work’, saying he would be happy to operate alongside reigning world champion Sebastien Vettel.
The 2008 champion has been strongly linked with a move following the recent announcement of his new management deal with the XIX Entertainment agency.
Hamilton said a deal with constructors’ champions Red Bull, to succeed Australian Mark Webber is workable ‘in theory’.
“It can work,” said Hamilton. “World champions can definitely race together as long as there is equality in the team.”
Published in The Express Tribune, April 10th, 2011.
Britain’s Lewis Hamilton insisted a move from McLaren to Red Bull ‘can work’, saying he would be happy to operate alongside reigning world champion Sebastien Vettel.
The 2008 champion has been strongly linked with a move following the recent announcement of his new management deal with the XIX Entertainment agency.
Hamilton said a deal with constructors’ champions Red Bull, to succeed Australian Mark Webber is workable ‘in theory’.
“It can work,” said Hamilton. “World champions can definitely race together as long as there is equality in the team.”
Published in The Express Tribune, April 10th, 2011.