HORNER: “WATCHING THE FERRARI-HAMILTON DUO WILL BE ‘CHARMING'”

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen came to the last race with equal points, experiencing one of the most contentious seasons in F1 history in 2021
However, with the ground impact regulations introduced at the beginning of 2022, Red Bull rose while Mercedes fell behind and this head-to-head fight was not repeated.
At the beginning of this year, Hamilton announced that he would break his long-standing ties with Mercedes and join Ferrari as of the 2025 season.
While Ferrari appeared behind in the first half of the season, Hamilton won two races, including Mercedes and Silverstone. Although this situation caused the questioning of the decision of the world champion seven times, Ferrari rose after the summer and rose to the second place in the championship.

Speaking to Talksport, Red Bull team boss Horner said the following about the possibility of Verstappen and Hamilton picking up where they left off in 2021 with Hamilton’s move to Ferrari: “It will be very interesting to see how Lewis gets used to life in Ferrari.”
“Frankly, he is leaving a very comfortable environment, that is, an environment he has known very well for more than 10 years. It’s a big change for him.”
“Charles Leclerc is a very fast driver, and Ferrari is a team that seems to be gaining momentum right now. Of course, a driver of Lewis’ quality will always rival us.”
“It may be passing to Ferrari at the right time. Obviously, he saw what Ferrari believed in his future and made him make a choice in this direction. So it will be fascinating to see how their partnership will end.”