Lewis Hamilton Teases New 'Documentary' over Hidden Ferrari Struggle
Hamilton says Ferrari’s 2026 turnaround has delivered a first win, five podiums and a stronger car as Mercedes remains the benchmark.
- On Thursday at the Hungaroring, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton told reporters he is "worlds away" from his performance at last year's Hungarian Grand Prix.
- Recalling a painful weekend here last year where he called himself "useless," Hamilton has since transformed his fortunes, eclipsing his total points from last season in just 10 races this year.
- The technical Hungaroring circuit, 25 km north of Budapest, suits the Ferrari SF-26's strengths. Hamilton holds the venue record with eight wins, nine poles, and 487 laps led.
- Trailing Mercedes' 19-year-old Italian Kimi Antonelli by 45 points, Hamilton sits second in the drivers' championship. He aims to secure a record-increasing 107th career victory on Sunday in his 20th consecutive Hungarian race.
- "I'm just trying to figure out how I can maximise each weekend," Hamilton insisted, focusing on one race at a time rather than the championship. He remains grateful for Ferrari's progress with their current car package.
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Lewis Hamilton teases untold story behind difficult Ferrari spell ahead of Hungarian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton has revealed he plans to tell the full story behind one of the darkest weekends of his Formula One career, hinting a future documentary will explain what really happened during his nightmare 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix.The Ferrari driver arrives in Budapest in a vastly different position 12 months on, having transformed his fortunes after a difficult first season with the Scuderia.Hamilton endured the toughest campaign of his illust…
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Hamilton proud of recovery after hitting rock bottom a year ago
The 41-year-old seven-time world champion admitted he was at rock bottom when he made those comments after qualifying and finishing 12th while team-mate Charles Leclerc took pole and finished fourth. "I'm proud of everyone in the team and I am proud of myself," he said. "For digging myself out of that place that I was in. "One day, when I do my documentary, I will tell you all about that weekend and what led up to it, but to come from there and …
Lewis Hamilton proud of 2026 F1 turnaround as he hints at future documentary
Lewis Hamilton has declared himself “proud” of his remarkable resurgence in the 2026 Formula 1 season, just a year after enduring the lowest point of his career at the Hungarian Grand Prix. In a candid reflection ahead of this weekend’s race at the Hungaroring, Hamilton revealed how his fortunes have been transformed, crediting both his own perseverance and Ferrari’s renewed competitiveness under the latest regulations. The seven-time world cham…
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