Lewis Hamilton has started the tributes to his time at Mercedes F1 during what is likely to be an emotional final weekend with the team. (More Sports News)no deposit casino games

Hamilton has enjoyed a record-breaking 12 years with Mercedes, winning six of his seven Drivers' Championships there since joining from McLaren in 2013.

The Briton also achieved the record for the most wins (105), most pole positions (104), podium finishes (202) and points scored (4,850.50) in Formula One during his time with Mercedes.

With five podiums and two race wins in the 2024 season, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be his last while racing for Mercedes.

"This is really it. My last race with Mercedes-AMG F1," Hamilton wrote on his Instagram account alongside a video of some of his best moments for the team.

"What we’ve built together over the years is nothing short of historic. People doubted me making this move in 2013, and here we are now. 

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"The records we’ve broken, the championships we’ve won, it all speaks for itself. This won’t be the last time I thank Mercedes, but going into my final race with this team is really hitting me now. 

"It’s really the end of an era in my life, in my career, for the team, and in F1 history. I’m proud of what we’ve created, I’m proud of every single person that has been part of this with me. Thank you. It’s been real, now let’s go again one more time."

The 39-year-old will join Ferrari for the 2025 seasonno deposit casino games, as was announced on the eve of the 2024 season, and race alongside Charles Leclerc, with Carlos Sainz joining Williams.