Lewis Hamilton is reportedly pushing for significant changes at Ferrari as the seven-time world champion attempts to guide the Scuderia back to the top of Formula 1.
Fresh reports emerging from Italy have outlined the specific changes Hamilton is seeking within the team structure at Maranello.
Those same Italian reports also address the current state of Hamilton’s working relationship with Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, raising further questions about the team’s direction.
Meanwhile, Christian Horner is said to be eyeing a major opportunity to return to Formula 1 following a key deadline passing in his favour.
Horner, 52, has been away from the paddock since his controversial sacking by Red Bull back in July 2025, leaving one of the sport’s most prominent management seats vacant.
The passing of this deadline is understood to have created a significant opening for Horner as he continues to seek a route back into the sport he helped shape over more than a decade at Red Bull.
Elsewhere, reigning F1 champion Lando Norris has found himself at the centre of controversy following an incident involving Coca-Cola in the cooldown room at the Spanish Grand Prix.
The 26-year-old McLaren driver arrived at the Madring circuit for post-race proceedings already frustrated after a badly-timed virtual safety car cost him what looked set to be a convincing race victory.
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix has also been moved to a Saturday start time, with the Baku City Circuit set to host the race through the streets of the capital once again, having first appeared on the F1 calendar back in 2016 as the European Grand Prix.
Red Bull junior Arvid Lindblad has also made headlines this week after scoring poorly in a UK driving test, with the young F1 star mocked over a particularly low hazard perception score, adding a lighter moment to an otherwise intense week in the sport.