Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton arrives at the Australian Grand Prix on Thursday. (Photo: AFP)
MELBOURNE: Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton on Thursday emphatically put to bed any concerns that he wanted to leave Mercedes, saying he planned to be the team “till my last days”.
The Briton’s disappointment after the season-opening grand prix in Bahrain, where he finished a distant fifth in his under-performing W14 car, led to claims that he was set to seek a move elsewhere.
He insisted that was not the case after a more competitive race in Saudi Arabia a fortnight ago.
And to make it crystal clear, the 38-year-old said ahead of the Australian Grand Prix that he wanted to finish his career with the once all-conquering Silver…
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