Hamiltons Imola Show From Mad Man To Saint

Lewis Hamilton Recalls His 'Saintly' Past From Imola As Monza Offers Warm Reception Ahead Of Ferrari Move

Hamilton's Imola Show - From 'Mad Man' to 'Saint'

Lewis Hamilton has fondly reminisced about his "saintly" past at Imola, the site of his Formula 1 debut in 2007.

The seven-time world champion, who will move to Ferrari next season, received a warm reception from the Italian fans at Monza this weekend.

Hamilton admitted he was a "mad man" in his early days in F1, but that he had matured and become more "composed" over the years.

Hamilton's Arrival at Imola Sparks Nostalgic Reflection

Hamilton's return to Imola brought back memories of his first F1 race, where he finished third for McLaren.

The British driver admitted that he was "very nervous" ahead of his debut, but that he was "overwhelmed" by the support he received from the fans.

Hamilton said that he was "proud" of his performance at Imola, and that it gave him the confidence to go on and achieve great things in F1.

Monza Fans Offer Warm Reception to Future Ferrari Driver

Hamilton received a warm reception from the Italian fans at Monza, despite the fact that he will be joining their rivals Ferrari next season.

The Italian fans have always had a great respect for Hamilton, and they were impressed by his performance at Monza.

Hamilton said that he was "touched" by the support he received from the Italian fans, and that he was looking forward to racing for Ferrari in front of them next season.

Hamilton's Transformation from 'Mad Man' to 'Saint'

Hamilton admitted that he was a "mad man" in his early days in F1, but that he had matured and become more "composed" over the years.

The British driver said that he has learned to control his emotions and to make better decisions on the track.

Hamilton said that he is now a "much more complete driver" than he was when he first started in F1.

Hamilton's Move to Ferrari - A New Chapter in His Career

Hamilton's move to Ferrari next season will be a new chapter in his career.

The British driver will be hoping to win his eighth world championship with the Italian team.

Hamilton said that he is "excited" about the challenge of racing for Ferrari, and that he is confident that he can achieve great things with the team.