Lewis Hamilton could be fired by Mercedes-Benz F1 Team

Lewis Hamilton faces the risk of being suspended by his F1 team Mercedes-Benz because he deliberately disobeyed orders received during the last Formula 1 Grand Prix of the season in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday.

In the last laps of the race in Abu Dhabi, the Briton slowed down the pace in efforts to deny his teammate and rival, Nico Rosberg, a first world title. As a consequence, Rosberg was about to be caught up by Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen, but fortunately he mananged to defend his 2nd position and thus preserve the leading position in the overall rankings.

Hamilton’s strategy could have given results, but aroused the wrath of Torger Christian “Toto” Wolff, the Executive Director of Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team. Wolff was irritated by the fact that Hamilton undermined the public authority of team’s race managers after being urged several times to speed up and not jeopardize the stage victory.

Radio intervention (lap 51/55) between Mercedes’ technical director Paddy Lowe and Lewis Hamilton:

“Lewis, this is Paddy. We need you to pick up the pace to win this race”.
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“I’m in the lead right now. I’m quite comfortable where I am”, answered Hamilton.

Hamilton applied his tricky strategy until the end of the race, even if it became apparent for him that he will lose world title in favor of Nico Rosberg. According to The Telegraph, Lewis Hamilton is likely to be fired because he violated team orders and created anarchy in Abu Dhabi. Pressed on whether Hamilton could face sanction or even suspension, Wolff replied: “Everything is possible.”

Hamilton’s contract with Mercedes is valued at 30 million pounds per year.

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