Lewis Hamilton’s debut Ferrari season was statistically his worst ever. Yet, Team Principal Frédéric Vasseur singles out the Briton’s behind-the-scenes attitude as a vital asset for the team’s future.
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In a surprising turn for F1’s fiercest rivalry, Max Verstappen admits it is « painful to watch » Lewis Hamilton endure a podium-less season at Ferrari.
Max Verstappen: “It Hurts to See Hamilton Struggle at Ferrari” Lire la suite »
Lewis Hamilton’s disastrous first season at Ferrari has drawn sharp criticism from former team principal Maurizio Arrivabene, who compares the Briton’s « engineer » approach to the mistakes made by Sebastian Vettel.
Lewis Hamilton’s 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend turned into another nightmare as a crash in FP3 was followed by a Q1 elimination in his Ferrari. In what many see as the symbolic end of a bruising era for the seven‑time world champion, Hamilton once again found himself out in the first segment while others fought at the front.
In the Qatar GP 2025 sprint race, Ferrari showed severe performance problems with Leclerc dropping positions significantly and Hamilton battling car instability, marking their first combined non-score in a sprint since 2021. Both drivers agreed the SF-25 had worsened, making the race a major challenge.
Ferrari boss Frédéric Vasseur responded to Lewis Hamilton’s “worst season ever” remarks after the Las Vegas GP, urging calm and perspective as immediate post-race interviews amplified emotions.
In a season of struggles, Lewis Hamilton hit a new nadir by qualifying 20th and last for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The seven-time champion called it a « horrible » feeling and labeled his debut year with Ferrari as « definitely the hardest year » of his illustrious career.
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After topping dry practice, Leclerc qualified only ninth in a rain-hit Las Vegas session. He says Ferrari still hasn’t solved a wet-weather weakness that dates back to 2019 — and it’s costing them badly.
Leclerc Laments 7-Year Ferrari Problem After « Embarrassing » Wet Qualifying Lire la suite »
With the battle for second place in the Constructors’ Championship heating up, Ferrari Chairman John Elkann issued harsh criticism after Brazil. Charles Leclerc explains why this pressure is vital for the team.
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While Felipe Massa has won the right to sue for damages over the infamous ‘Crashgate’ scandal that cost him the 2008 Formula 1 world championship, the British High Court has made it clear that the history books will not be rewritten. The ruling allows his £64 million claim to proceed to trial but dismisses any attempt to have him retroactively declared the 2008 champion.
