Why Hamilton's next move should be to Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton is under lock and key at Mercedes until the end of 2018. But where next? A move to Ferrari would offer the Briton and F1 a stellar final chapter in his career
Lewis Hamilton has achieved so much in his Formula 1 career already that it's difficult to foresee what greater heights he could aspire to.
Winning two more world championships with Mercedes would take him to five, which would ensure he surpassed contemporary rival Sebastian Vettel's current tally of four and make Hamilton statistically the most successful driver on the current grid by every relevant measure.
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