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Yeah he has said several times before that he already has achieved his dream by winning the championship. Heβs mostly still in F1 for fun. And he also said before that he wants to win WEC. So itβs definitely not a empty threat.
The FIA sanctions the WEC too, so I don't know how that would work out under this particular circumstance.
A WEC team has three drivers. He could probably negotiate a contract where he never has to speak in front of the press.
Ha! I guess that's possible. But, it's more probable that he just takes a year sabbatical
A sabbatical where he keeps racing probably. There are championships that arenβt directly governed by the FIA. Like IndyCar or Super Formula.
I'm just going to mention this because it's funny, but you know...Kimi raced NASCAR...
That's true. Although it's probably worth noting that both Alonso and Hamilton also said they wouldn't be in F1 long, yet here we are.
I have no doubts Max would go back to F1 eventually. I don't think any other types of race provide as much adrenaline and competition as F1. He'll do some endurance racing, some rallying, he might even have a crack at the Daytona 500, and when he did all that, he will close his eyes and long for an F1 car.
Because nothing gets a racer going more than sweeping through Eau Rouge at 280km/h, barreling through the chicane to curva grande flat out or taking the final corner in Monaco so fast you hit the wall yet still take pole.