Lewis Hamilton Slams the Media, Tells Them to ‘Stop Making Stuff Up’ Amid Latest Ferrari Rumors

In an unexpected turn of events, Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton has hit back at the media for circulating rumors about his potential move to Ferrari. The seven-time world champion has called on journalists to stop fabricating stories, referring to the latest speculations surrounding his future as “unfounded.”

The controversy erupted when several reports emerged suggesting that Hamilton might be considering leaving Mercedes and joining Ferrari in the upcoming seasons. These rumors intensified after Ferrari’s recent performances sparked speculation that they were seeking a high-profile driver to bolster their bid for championship success.

However, Hamilton, who has been with Mercedes since 2013 and has achieved incredible success with the team, was quick to shut down these claims. In a candid interview, he firmly rejected the rumors and expressed his frustration with the ongoing speculation.

“Stop making stuff up,” Hamilton said. “It’s frustrating when people start talking about things that aren’t true. I’m fully committed to Mercedes, and we have a great team. I’m focused on our goals for this season and the seasons ahead, not on these rumors.”

The British driver has been vocal in the past about the pressure of media speculation, but this latest outburst has drawn attention due to the timing of the rumors. Ferrari, despite being one of the most iconic teams in Formula 1 history, has faced criticism in recent years for their inconsistent performance on the track.

Hamilton’s comments come at a time when many are speculating on the futures of several prominent F1 drivers, with contracts expiring and teams reshuffling their line-ups. Despite these ongoing discussions, the media’s constant speculation about his career has clearly reached a tipping point for Hamilton.

In response to the rumors, Hamilton reiterated his loyalty to Mercedes, stating that he remains fully dedicated to the team that has helped him achieve much of his success in F1. “We have a strong relationship, and I’m excited to continue working with them to achieve more championships,” he added.

As for Ferrari, while the team remains a major force in Formula 1, they will have to find a way to challenge the dominance of Mercedes and Red Bull if they hope to return to the top of the standings. Hamilton’s name is likely to remain a fixture in these discussions, but it seems the media’s attempts to link him with Ferrari have been firmly put to rest.

For now, Hamilton’s future in Mercedes is clear, and fans can expect him to remain with the Silver Arrows as he continues his pursuit of an eighth world championship.