Since Hamilton joined after his exit from McLaren in 2013, he has contributed hugely to the team's legacy, proving an integral part of the most successful partnership in the history of F1.
Having achieved 14 titles across the drivers' and constructors' championships with Mercedes since 2013, Hamilton now heads to Ferrari for 2025 and beyond looking to emulate the domination he displayed earlier in his career.
While many other drivers across the grid also said goodbye to their current teams after the season finale last weekend, Hamilton has gone a step further, delaying his debut in red to carry out a farewell agreement with Mercedes across the globe.
The team's star driver headed to Kuala Lumpur following the final race at the Yas Marina Circuit to visit Mercedes' key sponsor and thank their hardworking staff at the Petronas Twin Towers. However, following his return to Brixworth and Brackley to say his final goodbyes, Hamilton's journey with the team is now officially at an end.
Hamilton took to his personal Instagram this week to share the final celebrations of his time with the team, declaring his journey with Toto Wolff's outfit officially over.
In an emotional post, the 39-year-old wrote: "This is really it,"
"After Abu Dhabi, after Kuala Lumpur, and after Stuttgart it comes to an end here. This has been my home,"
"To the thousands of people who work at Brackley and Brixworth, you have been friends and teammates and I can’t thank you enough for all the hard work and support. It’s been real 🫂"