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Lewis Hamilton's Engineering Shift: A New Era at Ferrari with Johannes Hatz

In a surprising twist, Lewis Hamilton has announced a change in his engineering team at Ferrari, now working with Johannes Hatz, the son of former Porsche executive Wolfgang Hatz. This revelation adds an intriguing layer to Hamilton's ongoing quest for performance as he navigates the challenges of the 2023 season.

Our Take:

Hamilton's transition to a new engineer in the midst of a competitive season highlights the dynamic nature of F1 team structures. With Hatz's pedigree from Porsche, this fresh partnership could bring innovative strategies and insights to Ferrari, potentially reshaping Hamilton's approach on track.

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Source: Autosport.com

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