I’m afraid it’s all going the other direction. Next year will be interesting with the new hybrid lumps. It all depends on which team gets to grips with it first. Back in 2014 it was Mercedes by a country mile. Took nigh on 10 years for everyone to catch up.
Its unfortunate that Lewis has put himself in a very difficult position, at this point in his career. LeClerc has thrashed him throughout the season, the car doesn't seem to work for Hamilton's style, and Ferrari as a team don't seem able to bring the consistency needed to get results. Last season coming up, hopefully a better one for him, but I'm not expecting much.
