Charles Leclerc-Lewis Hamilton: A New Head-On Attack from England: “We All Know Who’s in the Wrong”
The harsh verdict on Ferrari applies to both drivers, but the criticism is even harsher for the Monegasque driver.
The harsh verdict on Ferrari applies to both drivers, but the criticism is even harsher for the Monegasque driver.
It looks like it will be a tough race for the two Ferraris, both of which have been penalized: Charles Leclerc will start 14th, and Lewis Hamilton 20th.
After finishing third in Friday’s FP2 session, behind the new world champion and Lando Norris, the Dutch driver is trying to regain his feel for his Red Bull ahead of qualifying
A week after the events in Mexico, the British driver remains firm in his stance
The clash between the two drivers following the events in Mexico is the talk of the town in Maranello
Internal tensions continue following the latest race in Mexico
“We’ll discuss what happened within the team and make sure everything is clear going forward,” the team principal added
The two Ferraris made contact at the start of the Mexican Grand Prix
At the end of qualifying, the Ferrari driver expressed his complete satisfaction with a result that came at the end of a difficult weekend
The seven-time world champion clocked a time of 1’16.514, securing the top spot on the grid by a very narrow margin over George Russell, who finished second by just nine thousandths of a second.
The seven-time world champion has no intention of giving up, but some Ferrari fans are urging him to reconsider.
“I also get the impression that things aren’t going smoothly with Vasseur,” Michael’s brother explained
“I also get the impression that things aren’t going smoothly with Vasseur,” Michael’s brother explained
The Ferrari driver chose not to answer questions due to feeling slightly unwell
The British driver finished the Singapore Grand Prix in a disappointing sixth place
The 20-year-old driver from Bologna is getting closer and closer to the title, and the former Haas team principal makes a prediction
The Mercedes driver kept his cool and finished second in the chaotic race in Malaysia
Compared to the final times, there will be some changes at the start due to the penalties imposed on Hadjar, Colapinto, and Lindblad.
This coming weekend will feature an anomaly—the Bahrain Grand Prix, which is being held “abroad”—but for Ferrari, it’s a promising double coincidence.
The prospect of racing the season’s final Grand Prix at Imola instead of in the United Arab Emirates does not seem to excite the seven-time world champion.
In recent days, there has been a lot of talk about alleged tensions between the British champion and the team principal.
The Cavallino Fails to Shine Even in Madrid
The team manager of the Maranello team: “Lewis made a mistake.” The British driver: “We’re far off.”
The reigning world champion McLaren driver was the fastest of all in qualifying on the brand-new Iberian track
The Prancing Horse placed its drivers in second and third place during the second free practice session in Madrid
Following the events of the disappointing weekend at Monza, the seven-time world champion has admitted: “I spoke with Frederic Vasseur.”
Team principal Vasseur’s comments suggest that, following the controversy at the start of the Monza race, the dynamic between Leclerc and Hamilton at Ferrari will change.
The driver from Bologna, who started from 19th place, staged a sensational comeback and won the Italian Grand Prix
The Monegasque driver, who was involved in a collision with his Ferrari teammate early in the race, crashed at the Parabolica turn
The two drivers finished fourth and fifth in the official qualifying session