Lewis Hamilton’s recent complaints about the 2025 Ferrari F1 car have sparked controversy in the racing world. The Ferrari team boss, Fred Vasseur, has announced plans to address Hamilton’s concerns following the British Grand Prix.
Hamilton’s performance at Silverstone was a rollercoaster of emotions, as he missed out on a podium despite matching his best result with Ferrari. The British driver, known for his skills in wet conditions, found the SF-25 to be the most challenging car he has ever driven in the rain.
During the race, Hamilton faced several challenges, including moments where he struggled to keep the car on track, ultimately costing him a podium finish. In response, Hamilton expressed his intention to meet with Ferrari’s designers to ensure improvements are made for the 2026 car.
Vasseur, however, pointed out that even pole-sitter Max Verstappen faced difficulties in the wet conditions, indicating that Hamilton was not alone in his struggles. McLaren, on the other hand, showcased exceptional performance, securing a dominant 1-2 finish at Silverstone.
The Frenchman highlighted McLaren’s consistency compared to other teams, emphasizing the importance of having a competitive and stable car throughout the race. Despite Hamilton’s discontent with the car, Vasseur revealed that Charles Leclerc had an even more challenging race due to strategic decisions that hindered his performance.
As tensions rise in the Ferrari camp, all eyes are on the team’s next moves to address the issues raised by their drivers. With the championship race heating up, Ferrari cannot afford to ignore the concerns raised by their star drivers.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Ferrari F1 team as they navigate through internal challenges and fierce competition on the track.
