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Ferrari Boss Confident 'Frustrated' Hamilton Will Bounce Back After ...

During the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring circuit near Budapest, Hamilton finished where he started in P12, after a tough weekend. Vasseur noted `I don't need to motivate him` and expects a rebound.
Amid intense competition on Saturday, Hamilton barely missed reaching Q3, falling 0.25 seconds short of the Q2 cutoff, Vasseur noted.
During Sunday's race, Lewis Hamilton was unable to move up through traffic and risked being lapped, offering no clear explanation afterward, according to Ferrari team assessments.
Vasseur insisted his champion remains self-driven, saying, `I don't need to motivate him`, and predicted he will bounce back despite frustration.
Looking ahead, Hamilton will take F1’s August holiday before the Dutch Grand Prix, and he is frustrated about not having a podium this year, sitting sixth overall.

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