Bernie Ecclestone has had his say on whether Lewis Hamilton should walk away from his deal with Ferrari following nightmare final season at Mercedes.
Former F1 owner The season that has followed has been far from ideal for Hamilton, as he sits seventh in the championship behind his teammate
"I believe he won't . I don't think it will be easy for Lewis. Especially in that team. They will back Charles Leclerc. He's quick and has grown up there, they won't dump him for anyone," Eccleston explained."However, from Lewis' point of view, it may not have been a mistake to join Ferrari. He couldn't exist any longer at Mercedes. Either he's given up with them or they have given up on him.
Rather sensationally Eccleston does believe Hamilton should back out of his move to Maranello, with the former F1 boss claiming if his ability is fading, he should move on with dignity.
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