Ferrari: Lewis Hamilton Unhappy at Monza
The British driver isn’t feeling confident after Friday’s free practice sessions
The British driver isn’t feeling confident after Friday’s free practice sessions
The first practice session ahead of the Italian Grand Prix has the countless fans of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton who have gathered in Monza dreaming big.
Ferrari’s desire to triumph at Monza is compounded by the demands of the championship standings: what will happen between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc?
At the press conference to kick off the Italian Grand Prix, the British champion shared his thoughts on the controversial proposal.
In Monza, the British driver took the wheel of a Ferrari F40, complementing his choice of car with an elegant and distinctive look
“It’s always difficult to manage the champions on the track, because they’re performing at their best and always want to win.”
“It’s always difficult to manage the champions on the track, because they’re performing at their best and always want to win.”
The British driver made the announcement in a post on his social media, accompanied by the song “Prisencolinensinainciusol” by Adriano Celentano
“That wasn’t my best performance. I take responsibility for it, and I’ll make sure to do better than what you heard and saw.”
“That wasn’t my best performance. I take responsibility for it, and I’ll make sure to do better than what you heard and saw.”
The strategies at the Dutch Grand Prix and the fact that Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton did not swap positions at Zandvoort have sparked debate.
This result came about mainly after a qualifying session in which Ferrari failed to measure up to its rivals
Lando Norris, driving for McLaren, secured pole position for the...
The British driver was not pleased with his seventh-place finish in Sprint qualifying
In his home race—and his first since the announcement of his contract extension with Red Bull—Hamilton and Leclerc send a clear message to Max Verstappen.
“Ferrari is a religion in Italy, as you can imagine, and, of course, Italians are happy when Ferrari wins. But I’m more of a fan of the drivers.”
Leclerc took advantage of the five-second penalty imposed on his teammate to “steal” fourth place from him after the checkered flag.
Ferrari has clarified the situation following the events of qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix and the penalty imposed on a deeply disappointed Lewis Hamilton.
Qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix threw a wrench into Ferrari’s plans, but Charles Leclerc is candid about Lewis Hamilton’s performance on the track.
After being beaten on the track by Lando Norris by just 12 thousandths of a second, Lewis Hamilton will start fifth in the Hungarian Grand Prix due to a penalty.
The McLaren driver was the fastest of them all, ahead of Hamilton and Leclerc
On the eve of the Hungarian Grand Prix, the two drivers reaffirmed their respective ambitions, while also playing it a bit safe.
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The race ended with the field practically in a procession behind the safety car, which had come out after Max Verstappen retired.
Team principal Frederic Vasseur and track engineer Carlo Santi decided to handle the penalty in a particular way.
At Silverstone, he secured the second spot on the grid, with Lewis Hamilton in third: Charles Leclerc shares the inside story on Ferrari’s progress.
Although the Ferraris are in second and third on the grid at Silverstone, Lewis Hamilton is keeping a low profile in front of his home crowd.
It had been since 1953 that an Italian driver (Alberto Ascari) had started from pole position on this track
For Antonelli, who also set the fastest lap of the race, this is his first victory in a Sprint
The Monegasque driver spoke after the sprint qualifying session at Silverstone