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The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was a momentous time for Formula 1. It marked Lewis Hamilton's last race with Mercedes and Carlos Sainz's last race with Ferrari. Now, more feelings about that weekend are coming out.
Sainz reflects on his time at Ferrari
Posted to the Scuderia Ferrari social channels was a video of Sainz reflecting on his time with the Tifosi. During the video, he talks about the time that he had during the past four years. Sainz said, "The heritage of Ferrari, the history books and everything, I think this is something I think I will look at it more when I retire, when I'm on my sofa being an older version of myself thinking, look, that was cool I was one of those, and I'm a part of that".
Watch the full video below:
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Rosberg shares his feelings about Hamiltons Paddock's Fashion choices
When speaking to Sky Sports recently, Nico Rosberg mentioned Hamilton's fashion choices over the Abu Dhabi weekend. Hamilton used his clothes to make a statement about his transition to Ferrari. He started the weekend in a white outfit with only a thread of red and then slowly incorporated more red until his Sunday outfit was fully red. Rosberg said, "I see the decision as something very strange and inappropriate. It's a shame. It's his day and his choice, so it's fine".
Susie Wolff on F1 Academy
Susie Wolff knows a few things about driving, and as one of the people involved with F1 Academy, she knows that females are important in the motorsport industry. In a recent interview, she said that girls' presence during driving events has increased by 25% since the inception of F1 Academy. Wolff also spoke on what it would take for a female driver to get into Formula 1. The Managing Director also agreed with Max Verstappen, who also shared his thought on how female talents could improve their skills.
Moreover, together with his husband Toto Wolff and their son, the family went to enjoy the holidays in the mountains, going to ski as well.
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