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Lewis Hamilton is not done. Not even close. The seven-time world champion is openly talking about racing into the two thousand thirties, telling anyone who'll listen that he's built different. His current Ferrari deal runs through next year with options stretching to two thousand twenty eight, and Hamilton says he's still all in — which means the greatest driver of his generation could be lining up on the grid well into his late forties. The sport better be ready.
Meanwhile in MotoGP, Marc Marquez is absolutely on fire at Sepang, sweeping Friday practice for a clean sheet heading into the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend. The real story though is Jorge Martin, who broke his wrist last Saturday at Phillip Island, showed up anyway to protect his championship lead, but had to pull out of the afternoon session after just three laps. The doctors had the final word, and Martin had no choice but to listen.
And over in Formula One's Mexican Grand Prix build-up, George Russell is putting Ferrari on notice, pointing to their turbo design as a significant advantage at altitude in Mexico City. Charles Leclerc, for his part, isn't backing down — insisting Mercedes still has the strongest package wherever the circus lands. Something has to give this weekend.
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