
Lewis Hamilton says that Kimi Antonelli, the current world championship leader, has the qualities to drive a Ferrari in the future, underlining his speed, consistency and maturity despite his young age, and that the support in Italy is mainly for the Ferrari.
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Lewis Hamilton commented on the future prospects of Kimi Antonelli, current leader of the World Championship, during the press conference preceding the Monza Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton believes that World Championship leader Kimi Antonelli has all the ingredients to drive a Ferrari in the future for an all-Italian pairing.
"It's a possibility, but there are many good riders who could have a chance here in the future and I don't think Wolff will let him go anytime soon. Antonelli deserves what he's doing and has a great team at his side, he's fast and consistent, very mature for his age. Bono, who is at his side, is a stubborn, capable person who knows how to show him the way."
Hamilton, answering journalists' questions in the press conference before the Monza Grand Prix, does not believe in a cheering derby: "I think that in Italy the cheering is above all for the Red: Pope, Ferrari, pasta and pizza. I don't think Kimi will have any difficulty in reaching the top 5-6 positions straight away, but we have to concentrate on our race and the push of the fans."
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