'Extreme' Lewis Hamilton Spain GP radio messages trigger Ferrari response

Vasseur shrugs off Hamilton's latest radio comments

While Charles Leclerc appears to be regaining confidence in Ferrari's 2025 car, teammate Lewis Hamilton is clearly struggling — and not hiding it.

Vasseur Forgives Hamilton For 'Undriveable' Comment

Just as Charles Leclerc is becoming more upbeat about Ferrari’s performance, Lewis Hamilton’s woes are only deepening.Team boss Frederic Vasseur had predicted a boost for the team from the flexible wing clampdown this weekend in Barcelona, and it seems to have materialised somewhat.Championship leader Oscar Piastri said after Friday’s running that Max Verstappen is in the hunt for victory this weekend, and “Ferrari and Mercedes are also close”.“…

'Extreme' Lewis Hamilton Spain GP radio messages trigger Ferrari response

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur insists the SF-25 was not as "horrible" as Lewis Hamilton was making out on Friday at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Spanish GP: Ferrari’s Frederic Vasseur Claims Pace Exceeds Lewis Hamilton’s ‘Extreme’ Radio Remarks

Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur expressed optimism regarding the team’s performance at the Spanish Grand Prix, highlighting that the car displayed more potential during practice than suggested by Lewis Hamilton’s critical radio messages. In the first practice session, both Ferrari cars finished in the top four, but by the second session, they were half a second behind the leading McLaren, with Charles Leclerc in fifth and Hamilton in 11t…

Vasseur: Ferrari pace better than ‘extreme’ Hamilton radio suggested – Mnnofa

Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur is optimistic the team’s car showed more flashes of potential during Spanish Grand Prix practice than some of Lewis Hamilton’s “extreme” in-car radio messages suggested.

Ferrari boss plays down Lewis Hamilton's FP2 frustration: "The car wasn’t that horrible"

How is Ferrari doing in Barcelona? While in FP1 of the Spanish Grand Prix the Ferraris appeared fairly competitive, more doubts emerged at the end of FP2 in Barcelona, where Charles Leclerc finished fifth and Lewis Hamilton eleventh. In particular, the race pace shown by both Ferraris seemed problematic when compared to their rivals. Fred Vasseur’s take Speaking to Sky UK at the end of the day, Frederic Vasseur summed up Ferrari’s Friday as foll…