F1 President Discusses Hamilton's Move To Ferrari And Identifies Potential Challenge

Stefano Domenicali, CEO and president of Formula One Group shared how he and F1 feel about Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari.

When the seven-time World Champion's exit from Mercedes to the team from Maranello was announced, it was labeled the biggest move of the century and one of the biggest moves in F1's history.

It was also suggested that this was some of the best news for F1, as the sport was said to be suffering from the dominance of a single driver and team.

There wasn't too much for the fans to look forward to, but almost everyone will now want to see the joining of forces between the most successful driver and F1 team of all time. Stefano Domenicali told Sky Sports F1:

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The F1 president himself has spent significant time working with Ferrari in the past, so he understands the Italian how it operates very well. He suggests this might be a challenge for the seven-time World Champion.

Domenicallu added that another aspect to look forward to is the head-to-head battle between the 39-year-old driver and Charles Leclerc, who is well-established within the team and considered a future World Champion.

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