Lewis Hamilton final F1 Mercedes car numbers revealed on W15

Lewis Hamilton for Mercedes at the 2023 Mexican Grand Prix — Photo: © IMAGO

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Key Hamilton detail REVEALED on final Mercedes car

Hamilton will be racing at Mercedes for the final time before 2025 Ferrari move

Dan Ripley Global Editor

Professional F1 journalist and analyst

Thursday 8 February 2024 22:57

Mercedes have given fans a sneak glimpse of how their 2024 F1 car will look heading into Lewis Hamilton's last season with the team.

The seven-time world champion has been the talk of the grid since his sensational 2025 move to Ferrari was confirmed in the last few days.

It means that the 2024 campaign will be his last for the team who he joined in 2013 and has won an incredible six world championships with.

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Mercedes will launch their car, expected to be called the W15, on Wednesday but one key bit of detail that supporters will be keen to check out will be how the drivers' personalised numbers will look on the car.

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The Silver Arrows outfit over the years have run styles replicating classic 1950s designs to different coloured basic fonts, but the last two seasons have seen the numbers revert to attractive and bold appearances more in line with MotoGP riders.

However, the team have switched things up for 2024 after releasing at the very least the font style that Hamilton and team-mate George Russell will be using. Although the picture represents silver borders with numbers being black, the actual font colours do not appear to have been confirmed by the team.

Of course, Mercedes will be paying more attention to how their cars will perform on track rather than how they look as priority as they hope to challenge Red Bull for both world championships having won just one race in the past two seasons, despite finishing as overall runners-up in 2023.

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Dan Ripley - Global Editor

I've been a massive F1 fan since the mid 1990s and continue to study the history of the sport long before that. As an experienced motor sport reporter covering F1, MotoGP and the LeMans 24 Hour race, being part of GPFans has allowed me to work with a diverse team with all sorts of different backgrounds in watching the sport and given me a greater appreciation of F1.

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