Ferrari, Hamilton and while Leclerc
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Lewis Hamilton has corrected the interpretation of his Ferrari teamwork request after a costly Italian Grand Prix. He is not asking Charles Leclerc to become a supporting driver. Hamilton wants coordinated decisions that give Ferrari the strongest possible result.
Lewis Hamilton was again critical of Ferrari's strategy as the seven-time world champion qualified only fifth for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
Thursday’s fast-paced F1 news includes David Croft’s reaction to Rachel Brookes’ surprise Sky F1 departure as the FIA confirms its findings after an “extensive inspection” of Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari. Let’s fly through the day’s main F1 ...
" This is the car of my dreams and has been for as long as I can remember, " Lewis Hamilton wrote on Instagram last week to announce to his 43.8 million followers that a Ferrari F40 had just arrived in his garage.
Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has weighed in on the controversy surrounding the Scuderia's handling of the team-order situation between Hamilton and Leclerc.