Farewells & Records: This is what Formula 1 is talking about

Legacy Lewis Hamilton has won six world championship titles. And after 13 years in Formula 1, you can start thinking about your horsepower legacy. “It’s difficult, I don’t want to put too much energy into it,” said the 34-year-old. “I want to enjoy the moments.” Hamilton has already left his mark on the history of Formula 1. Nine more wins and he would even overtake Michael Schumacher with 92 successes. Another world title and he would have drawn level with Schumacher. Farewell It's not just Nico Hülkenberg who will no longer have room in a Formula 2020 regular cockpit in 1. It's also over for Poland's Robert Kubica. In 2011 he suffered serious injuries to his right arm in a rally accident and won a seat at Williams that season. Paid driver Nicholas Latifi replaces him. But Kubica will stay in motorsport. The 34-year-old could imagine a combined role as a Formula 1 test driver and DTM driver. “That doesn’t give me anything.” Kimi Räikkönen on his upcoming GP record Auction The supporting program for the season finale includes an auction with valuable cars. Among other things, two cars will be auctioned Record world champion Michael Schumacher once drove: the Ferrari F2002 and the Benetton B192. “I saw both cars and drove them. It's nice to see them here and I'm sure the auction will be very positive," said Schumacher's son Mick, who is active in Formula 2 and is also there. Several million euros are expected to be spent on Schumacher's previous car alone. So it's not for the average fan. record hunt Kimi Räikkönen will contest his 312th Grand Prix in Formula 1 on Sunday. The Finnish Alfa Romeo driver has thus overtaken the two-time world champion Fernando Alonso from Spain. Only the Brazilian Rubens Barrichello (322) is ahead of Räikkönen on the leaderboard. And the 40-year-old can break this mark next season. What does this trigger for Raikkonen? Not much. “That doesn’t mean anything to me,” he said laconically. At least he's looking forward to having the chance to make progress with the car next year.

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Farewells & Records: This is what Formula 1 is talking about

Before the Formula 1 finale in Abu Dhabi on Sunday (14.10:XNUMX p.m.), it's not just Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc who are the topic of conversation after their recent Ferrari crash. There is also discussion about what stays and who goes.

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