Where Hamilton is suffering compared to Leclerc as Ferrari’s braking bites

Lewis finished seventh at the Gedda GP, while Leclerc was on the podium. Ground mood: 'Maybe it will be like this all season'

Zak Brown Opens Up About Hypothetical Driver Choices and Le Mans Ambitions

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says he would have found it hard to choose between Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz if he had a vacancy at the Woking-based team.Sainz was actually at McLaren when Ferrari wooed and signed him up for 2021. The Spaniard shone in red but has been shuffled down the grid in 2025 after Ferrari decided to replace him with seven-time world champion Hamilton.“If we had a free spot, of course we would consider Carlos again,” Brown to…

Since his arrival in Ferrari in 2025, Lewis Hamilton has faced a challenging start to the season. Despite his record as seven times world champion, his performance has lagged behind that of his partner Charles Leclerc. This difference, which has been notorious on tracks such as Bahrain and Yeda, responds to a combination of technical and adaptive factors, according to the analysis of journalist Energ Erdemirel. The first of these has to do with …

'Inexplicable' Lewis Hamilton Ferrari performances not of 'a seven-time champion'

30s down on his team-mate and yet to secure a Grand Prix podium, Gian Carlo Minardi says Lewis Hamilton's form in F1 2025 is "inexplicable".

Ferrari uses Max Verstappen example to slam ‘bulls**t’ claim about Lewis Hamilton

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has slammed what he has labelled “f****** bulls**t” claims about Lewis Hamilton‘s tough start to the 2025 Formula 1 season with the team. Hamilton endured a harrowing outing at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as he trailed home in seventh place, over 30 seconds behind team-mate Charles Leclerc in third. The Briton was downbeat as he contended that he is braced to experience a “painful” debut campaign with Ferrari as he has…

Frederic Vasseur Reveals ‘One Area’ Lewis Hamilton Is Losing Against Teammate Charles Leclerc

Ferrari finally secured its first podium finish of 2025 at the Saudi Arabian GP last weekend. But those expecting seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton’s name up there would’ve felt disappointed. It was Charles Leclerc who finished P3 behind Oscar Piastri (P1) and Max Verstappen (P2) at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, with Hamilton crossing the chequered flag in seventh. This has been the story of the season so far—Leclerc clearly being the better Fer…