Lewis Hamilton increasingly Italian: greeting the fans in Maranello

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Lewis Hamilton wraps up his week in Maranello while awaiting his next stint on the track, taking time to bid farewell to the many Ferrari fans who continue to show him their support. On the morning of Saturday, January 25, he was seen getting into a car to head to his next destination.

The seven-time world champion took the opportunity to interact with the fans, greeting them and even stopping to sign autographs, all smiles as chants erupted around him. The Englishman then wished everyone a “Buon weekend,” which delighted the crowd. (CLICK HERE FOR THE VIDEO)

When will Lewis Hamilton return to the track?
The British driver previously spoke about how his decision to sign with Ferrari stemmed from a strong personal intuition: “Call it instinct or a gut feeling, but I knew signing with Ferrari was the right choice for me and would give me the challenge I needed. There are so many incredible people in the team whom I can't wait to work with, and I have complete confidence that together we will achieve great results.”

Lewis Hamilton and the entire team are now headed to Barcelona, a circuit whose characteristics are ideal for data collection and analysis. Here, Lewis Hamilton and his teammate Charles Leclerc will once again drive a “previous” car, likely the SF-23, although some suggest the F1-75 could also be used. The two drivers will then move on to Pirelli testing with the SF-24.

Ferrari has now confirmed the schedule: tests will take place from January 28 to 30, as reported by RacingNews365 and AutoRacer.it. Subsequently, on February 4 and 5, the Pirelli tests will be held, with McLaren also participating.

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