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Lewis Hamilton’s turbulent first season in Ferrari red reached another flash-point in Miami when the seven-time World Champion called an unscheduled 9 a.m. meeting with team principal Fred Vasseur on race day. The driver instigated the discussion after a coffee-area encounter, determined to talk tyres and strategy before the lights went out rather than allow

Four-time World Champion Alain Prost has leapt to Lewis Hamilton’s defence, insisting online chatter branding the Briton “finished” lacks substance. In a candid interview, Prost blamed social networks for distorting narratives and declared Hamilton still capable of winning races and titles despite early struggles with Ferrari. Social Media’s Distorting Lens “There’s the media, which today

Lewis Hamilton’s Miami Grand Prix will be remembered less for points and more for a flash of frustration on team radio. As Ferrari delayed switching positions between Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, the seven-time champion aired his annoyance. Brundle’s Measured View Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle argued fans heard only one piece of a wider

Lewis Hamilton’s upcoming appearance in the F1 25 video game has come with disappointment as EA Sports released their latest driver ratings — and the seven-time world champion finds himself slipping further down the rankings. Hamilton Misses Top Five Again Despite his legendary status and move to Ferrari, Hamilton has been rated at just 89

Lewis Hamilton’s Miami Grand Prix weekend was filled with disappointment, but Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has offered a small glimmer of hope through upcoming upgrades. The British driver, who finished eighth, voiced clear frustration with delayed team orders over the radio, adding to the discontent. Ferrari Admits Weaknesses in Miami Performance Ferrari’s SF-25 struggled

Lewis Hamilton has expressed mounting frustration with Ferrari’s performance after another difficult qualifying session at the Miami Grand Prix. While he briefly found relief with a podium finish in the sprint race, his 12th-place qualifying result underlined the Scuderia’s ongoing issues. A Disappointing Qualifying Overshadows Sprint Podium Despite the positive outcome in the sprint race,

Track limits played a significant role during sprint qualifying at the Miami Grand Prix, with several drivers seeing their lap times deleted. Among them was Lewis Hamilton, although the deletion did not ultimately affect his starting position. Hamilton Among Offenders at Turn 17 The seven-time world champion was caught exceeding track limits at Turn 17,

Sebastian Vettel has pointed to Lewis Hamilton as a key reason why he was unable to add to his four Formula 1 world titles during his tenure at Ferrari. The German driver competed directly against Hamilton during his time with the Scuderia, particularly in the 2017 and 2018 seasons, but was unable to clinch another