Lewis Hamilton’s scathing criticism of the Ferrari SF-25 has sent shockwaves through the racing world, comparing the car to someone who can’t dance. The British champion expressed his frustration, stating, “I have never felt in tune with the car.”
As the 2025 season approaches its tenth race, Hamilton’s comments have become increasingly blunt, reflecting his struggles with the Ferrari SF-25 throughout the championship. With no podium finishes so far and a best result of 4th place in Imola, Hamilton finds himself languishing in 6th place in the standings, trailing behind Charles Leclerc and championship leader Oscar Piastri.
Hamilton’s candor amidst adversity is commendable, as he openly addresses his challenges with the Ferrari SF-25. Following the Canadian Grand Prix qualifying session where he finished in 5th place, Hamilton candidly admitted, “I don’t feel in sync with the car, and it has been this way all year. I don’t know if I will ever get in sync with it this season. This car is like someone who can’t dance, someone who has no rhythm. It’s like trying to give rhythm to someone who doesn’t have it. It’s very, very difficult. That’s how you feel with this car.”
Hamilton’s blunt assessment of the Ferrari SF-25 underscores the struggles he faces in adapting to the car’s performance on the track. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on whether Hamilton can overcome these challenges and make a comeback in the championship standings.
