Lewis Hamilton will be 40 years old by the time he's driving for Ferrari and Sir Jackie Stewart questioned whether the move could have been made earlier.

Jackie Stewart believes that Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari could prove to be a difficult challenge, largely due to the Briton's age.

Lewis Hamilton will end his 12-year association with Mercedes’ F1 team to join Ferrari in 2025. It is being billed as one of the, if not the, biggest driver transfer in the sport’s history. However, legendary F1 driver Sir Jackie Stewart cannot help but feel surprised.

Formula 1 and its fans the transfer of the century: Lewis Hamilton in Ferrari. The Englishman, who is preparing to experience his last appointments on the track as a Mercedes man where he wrote indelible pages in the history of the team and the Circus,

F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart believes Lewis Hamilton will find his Ferrari move “more difficult” due to his age. Seven-time world champion Hamilton shocked the F1 world when he announced in February that he would be leaving Mercedes in order to make a blockbuster switch to Ferrari in 2025.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton is moving from Mercedes to Ferrari in 2025 and triple title-winner Sir Jackie Stewart has given his verdict on that huge move

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Lewis Hamilton will join Ferrari in 2025 after agreeing a two-year deal with the Italian team but the timing of the move is something that still bugs Sir Jackie Stewart

Sir Jackie Stewart has remarked it is “unusual” for Lewis Hamilton to move to Ferrari at a late age and said it will be the seven-time World Champion’s “biggest challenge.” Hamilton will move to Maranello next year at the age of 40 and Stewart reckons it will be an almighty task for the current Mercedes man.