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F1 host claims 'ghost of racing icon' told him Hamilton would join Ferrari

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Brit will race for iconic F1 team when he turns 40
Brit will race for iconic F1 team when he turns 40

SIR LEWIS HAMILTON sent shockwaves around the world when it was announced he will be joining Ferrari.

Hamilton, 39, is poised to end his glittering 11-year stint with Mercedes to join the Formula One giants for the 2025 season despite agreeing a two-year deal with his current team.

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Sir Lewis Hamilton is leaving Mercedes to join FerrariCredit: Getty
Steve Jones claims Enzo Ferrari told him Hamilton is joining Ferrari
Steve Jones claims Enzo Ferrari told him Hamilton is joining FerrariCredit: AFP

F1 fans were left stunned following the announcement, except one - Channel 4 presenter Steve Jones.

Jones claimed he has known about Sir Lewis' imminent move to Ferrari since last May.

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The TV host linked up with Hamilton's soon-to-be ex-teammate George Russell for an interview in Monaco.

And that is when the presenter told Russell he would be losing his partner because of a vision he had.

And in it he saw none other than Ferrari founder Enzo Ferrari - who died in 1988 - telling him Hamilton is joining his team.

Jones said almost nine months ago: "It's happening. I've seen it in one of my visions.

"The ghost of Enzo Ferrari came to me and he said, 'Lewis, you are coming to Ferrari'.

"It's happening. We can't stop it at this point."


F1 insiders believe the deal could be completed within the next 24 hours in a bombshell move that would see Hamilton partner Charles Leclerc.

Mercedes are yet to officially confirm the Brit's departure, but SunSport understands that staff were told of his exit in a ten-minute meeting today.

The legendary driver has been without a win since December 2021 following a string of losses to rival Max Verstappen.

Hamilton will be hoping this move finally lands him a record eighth world championship - when he is 40 years old.

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