Ferrari boss demands Lewis Hamilton improvement in honest verdict on F1 legend's form - The Mirror

Ferrari boss demands Lewis Hamilton improvement in honest verdict on F1 legend's form - The Mirror

Frederic Vasseur knows Lewis Hamilton well having worked with the Formula 1 legend before he came one nearly two decades ago, and knows the Brit can do better than he has so far in Ferrari red

Vasseur cools Hamilton F1 2025 title hype after Ferrari struggles

Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur reckons it was too early to tout Lewis Hamilton as a Formula 1 title contender for 2025 following his victory in the Chinese Grand Prix sprint race.The seven-time world champion won the Saturday race from pole in March on what was only his second competitive appearance for Ferrari. But he has since struggled, being disqualified from the grand prix in Shanghai ...Keep reading

Sebastian Vettel defends Lewis Hamilton’s adaptation at Ferrari: “He’s

Sebastian Vettel weighs in on Lewis Hamilton's time at Ferrari

Vasseur tells Hamilton to improve, stop the complaints with a veiled threat of the sack

Lewis Hamilton arrived in Maranello to a fanfare laid on by Ferrari with the chairman of the Ferrari group giving him a personal tour of the factory which made a statement to those working within the team. Team boss Fred Vasseur then went to the exceptional lengths of laying on an extensive programme which used…

Fred Vasseur assesses Lewis Hamilton’s mental approach after tough start at Ferrari

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has spoken positively about Lewis Hamilton’s mindset, despite a tough start to his debut season with the Maranello-based squad. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion has faced several early obstacles as he adjusts to life at Ferrari after more than a decade with Mercedes, but Vasseur emphasized that he is encouraged by how Hamilton is handling the transition. Hamilton endured a frustrating qualifying session…

Stefano Domenicali, the CEO of the F1, advised Frédéric Vasseur to ignore the Italian press and the critics who started to climb on the Scuderia's performances in 2025. The Italian recommends that he "continue to work the low head" despite the pressure associated with his position as F1 team manager at Ferrari. Neither Charles Leclerc nor Lewis Hamilton finished on the podium in the first four races of the season and this is starting to get anno…