- Lewis Hamilton ordered a variety of gifts for his former teammates
- A great crew that number 3,000 members constitutes the team behind the scene
- Hamilton has left silver arrows to lead Ferrari, a childhood dream of his
An artist has revealed one of the gifts that Lewis Hamilton ordered his former Mercedes teammates after moving to Ferrari.
The Legend of Formula One commissioned six works of art as thanks to its former colleagues in the silver arrows.
Hamilton, 40, is embarking on a new adventure with Ferrari after 12 years loaded with trophies with Mercedes, collecting six world pilot championships.
As Mail Sport previously reported, Hamilton organized the renowned Automobilism artist Paul Oz to create a painting that represents his car in the Monaco Grand Prix 2019. The 3,000 team members received an impression.
Now Artist Joel Clark He has revealed that he was also contacted to classify a gift.
The hand -cut vinyl is titled 'An ode A Senna' and shows Hamilton in his return of Victoria after the Brazilian Grand Prix of 2021. The work of art is applied to an A1 Perspex panel.
Lewis Hamilton ordered a vinyl of his return of the victory of GP in Brazil 2021 for his colleagues in Mercedes after joining Ferrari (in the photo: artist Joel Clark with his work)
The British spent 12 years with Mercedes, but now he has begun preseason tests with Scuderia
Hamilton won six global driver titles with Mercedes, but wanted to pursue his driving childhood for Ferrari
In his return of Victoria in Interlagos in 2021, Hamilton received a Brazilian flag for a Marshall on the track and stirred it as a tribute to his model to follow, Ayrton Senna, who died in 1994.
Hamilton had fought until the head of the pack after starting 10 on the network.
Artist Clark said in a video: “The meaning and honor … I am literally speechless.”
“Lewis wanted to celebrate his best moments with the team, and my report was to capture his victory in the Brazilian GP '21 and his tribute to Ayrton Senna,” he added in the title.
“Needless to say that honor and pride are simply out of scale!”
Clark took three weeks to complete the work of art and is made of hundreds of colored vinyl pieces in miniature, the same material used in F1 cars to form the equipment's liver.
It was a great decision for Hamilton to leave Mercedes behind, who has gathered one of the most formidable teams in global sport.
The silver arrows won eight consecutive world builders championships between 2014 and 2021.
He visited Toto Wolff to give him the news in person and placed the moving wheels for his departure.
'There is no driver in the world who has had this experience with the team, and makes it much harder to let it go. But I am carrying with me the best memories. You have been living in my dream, and I hope that I have also been living in part in your dreams, '' Hamilton said when Jamboree left at the team's Brackley base.
“So a great, huge thanks from the bottom of my heart and, also my family, you thank you for all these years, so a great thanks to all and God bless you.”