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  • Hamilton says he has 'resorted to praying' amid frustration over Ferrari strategy

    After the Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton told media he had 'resorted to praying' in reaction to a series of Ferrari strategy missteps this season. The quote illustrates growing public frustration from the driver about strategic calls and qualifying execution.

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  • Coverage suggests relationship between Hamilton and Fred Vasseur is cooling

    Multiple outlets reporting on the same set of stories say Hamilton’s requests for staff changes coincide with a perceived cooling in his relationship with team principal Fred Vasseur. Commentary pieces and local reporting portray the issue as a factor in Ferrari’s internal dynamics but stop short of describing an outright crisis.

    via TabTab1d agoSource

  • Reports: Hamilton has asked Ferrari to replace members of trackside race‑weekend staff

    Italian media and subsequent reports say Lewis Hamilton has pushed Ferrari to change several key trackside personnel involved during race weekends, citing frustration with strategy and race execution. The request adds to reported internal tension as Ferrari balances driver demands with team stability.

    via TabTab1d agoSource

  • Hamilton back on track at Imola for Pirelli 2027 tyre test with Ferrari SF‑26

    Less than 48 hours after his Spanish Grand Prix retirement Lewis Hamilton completed the morning running for Ferrari in a Pirelli tyre test at Imola, driving the SF‑26. He completed 64 laps on prototype C3–C5 compounds; the session produced data relevant to both 2027 tyre development and a potential late‑season Imola finale. This marks Hamilton’s swift return to track action while Ferrari investigates the Madrid brake issue.

    via TabTab1d agoSource

  • Madrid DNF increases Hamilton’s championship deficit to 101 points

    Hamilton’s retirement at the Spanish Grand Prix leaves him 101 points behind championship leader Kimi Antonelli and ends his streak of scoring points at every race this season, all but removing his realistic chance of the title this year according to multiple reports.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Hamilton retires from Spanish Grand Prix after brake failure, widens championship deficit

    Lewis Hamilton was forced to retire on lap seven of the Madrid Grand Prix after reporting a recurring long brake pedal; Ferrari called the retirement on safety grounds. The DNF ends Hamilton’s season-long points-scoring streak and increases his deficit to championship leader Kimi Antonelli to 101 points, all but ending his title bid.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Ferrari vows thorough investigation into Hamilton’s brake failure

    Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur said the team does not yet know the exact cause of Hamilton’s brake-system issue and will carry out a full, detailed investigation after the Madrid retirement; the team attempted remote fixes from the pit wall during the race but the fault recurred.

    via TabTab3d agoSource