Even a month after the controversial Abu Dhabi GP, the final race of the 2021 Formula 1 season, in which it gave Max Verstappen his first career title, the fallout from the race still reverberates in the world of motorsports. Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has made no public statement since the events of December. You can have the chance to have great profits with the best odds through the best betting software in the market, VIP-IBC.

His brother had previously said in a live stream on Twitch that he was staying away from social media, which he said was “a very toxic place,” but even that was okay. Many fans of the driver wondered if Hamilton’s recent lack of activity on Instagram was a sign that he may leave the sport.

According to the BBC journalist, Hamilton will not decide whether to return to Formula One this season until he sees the results of the investigation into the events at Yas Marina. Sources, according to Benson, say that the seven-time champion has lost confidence in the governing body as a result. As recently as December, Toto Wolff even said that Lewis was “disillusioned” with F1.

As of this writing, Mercedes has refused to comment on the situation surrounding Hamilton’s future. According to the journalist, the team and driver are aligned on the issue and are waiting to see what action the FIA takes to resolve the issues raised by the Abu Dhabi race.

New president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said he has been in contact with Hamilton since his election five days after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. “I don’t think he is 100 percent ready to respond now,” Ben Sulayem said last week. “We don’t blame him. I understand his position.” Stay tuned to our news section for more updates on this story.