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Revamped Appearance Yielding Better Fortunes?

Lewis Hamilton, the victorious Formula 1 racer, flaunts a fresh hairdo prior to the Bahrain competition on the stipulated Sunday, broadcasted at 4pm on ServusTV.

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2025 September 12 . 11:02 AM

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Renewed appearance could bring fresh success?

Revamped Appearance Yielding Better Fortunes?

Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time Formula 1 world champion, is gearing up for a new challenge in the 2023 season as he races for Scuderia Ferrari. After 11 years with Mercedes, Hamilton made a surprising move to the Italian team, aiming to help them secure their first constructors' title since 2006.

Hamilton's performances in the first three races of the season have been underwhelming, with a seventh-place finish in Japan being his best result so far. However, the Bahrain Grand Prix, scheduled for Sunday at 5 PM, offers a fresh opportunity for the British driver to make a comeback.

Hamilton's new hairstyle, with his curls open, could be a sign of a fresh start. The new look has been met with enthusiasm from fans, who are eager to see Hamilton back on top form.

Ferrari, currently fourth in the constructors' championship, are 76 points behind leaders McLaren. Team principal Fred Vasseur remains calm about the team's performance so far in the season. Vasseur believes that the team made a good step forward last season from the start to the middle, but it wasn't due to a magic solution.

Vasseur is used to the team's performance at the start of the season, as the last two years have started similarly. The Italian team is aiming to win their first constructors' title since 2006 in Bahrain, and Hamilton's performances will be crucial to their success.

Hamilton's debut with Ferrari was not without its challenges. He finished tenth in his Scuderia debut in Melbourne. However, he bounced back to win the China Sprint, only to be disqualified in the actual race in Shanghai.

Despite the setbacks, Hamilton remains optimistic about his future with Ferrari. He left Mercedes at the end of the 2022 season, ending a successful 11-year stint with the German team during which he won six world championships.

The Bahrain Grand Prix will be broadcast live on ServusTV, and fans around the world will be tuning in to see if Hamilton can help Ferrari secure their first constructors' title in 17 years. The points chase continues in Bahrain, and it promises to be an exciting race.