Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc predict Man United vs Wolves ahead of F1 decider

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Manchester United’s upcoming clash against Wolves was a topic discussed by Formula 1 duo Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc this weekend.

There is big pressure on Ruben Amorim to pick up a much-needed three points when Manchester United travel to bottom-of-the-table Wolves on Monday evening.

A frustrating 1-1 draw against West Ham has piled pressure onto the United boss once again, and all eyes will be on Molineux for the Premier League showdown.

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That may well include the attention of Formula 1 stars Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, who will be competing in their 2025 season finale at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon.

Ahead of the Formula 1 title decider, the Ferrari driver duo were asked to predict the winner of United’s trip to Wolves.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc agree on Man Utd vs Wolves

Hamilton and Leclerc will be looking for their very first F1 win of the season on Sunday afternoon, and just over 24 hours later, United will be looking for a win of their own.

Via the Premier League, the Ferrari pairing were asked to predict all the winners from matchweek 13.

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In their final prediction, both Hamilton and Leclerc were confident that United will beat Wolves at Molineux.

Hamilton added: “Yeah, I think Man U will beat Wolves.”

Lewis Hamilton’s links to Man United and Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Despite Hamilton being a self-proclaimed Arsenal fan, the seven-time F1 champion also shares some interesting links to United.

United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos owns a 33% stake in Hamilton’s former team Mercedes. As a result, the two became close to each other.

In 2022, Hamilton did not rule out investing in United alongside Ratcliffe, although the minority takeover deal that followed did not include the British driver.

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United’s sponsor TeamViewer also aligns with Hamilton, and there have been growing connections between the world of Formula 1 and football.

Hamilton’s performance engineer Michael Sansoni was hired by United this year to overhaul the club’s data and analytics.