Hamilton is optimistic after Imola, but Leclerc showcases Ferrari's ills

Lewis Hamilton warns of 'difficult' Monaco weekend as race to expose major 'weakness'

Ferrari is expected to have a difficult weekend in Monaco, 12 months on from Charles Leclerc’s historic home win.The Italian outfit has struggled for form this though the opening round of the championship, and currently sit fourth in the Constructors’ Championship. They have mainly struggled in qualifying, one lap pace has been an issue, with both Ferrari drivers falling out in Q2 at their first home race of the season in Imola.Both Lewis Hamilt…

Hamilton is optimistic after Imola, but Leclerc showcases Ferrari's ills

Lewis Hamilton was giddy after Imola, but that shouldn't overshadow Charles Leclerc's frustrations at Ferrari.

Ferrari seems to be looking to improve his SF-25, despite his hopes for Formula 1 titles now very limited. After seven rounds, the Scuderia did not manage to confirm its second fastest team status behind McLaren, Charles Leclerc's third place in Jeddah being his only podium in the Grand Prix of the season. With the European stage of the season already in progress, many teams will already focus on their single-seaters 2026, with a new regulation …

At the end of the Grand Prix d'Emilie-Romagne, Charles Leclerc did not hide his frustration at Ferrari's current level of performance. "I simply can't accept this situation," said the Monegasque, visibly upset by the lack of competitiveness of his team since the start of the season. Despite the high ambitions ahead of the championship, the Scuderia struggled to rise among the contenders for the title. After seven races, Ferrari had only one podi…

Charles Leclerc's 'I don't care' response to Lewis Hamilton strategy plan

Charles Leclerc was seconds away from a bold plan to go onto the softs late in the Imola race but pulled the plug when his team-mate pitted.

A year from glory, Charles Leclerc does not accept the new situation of Ferrari. The Italian Scuderia will have to make a decision. The Italian giant of F1 started with the left foot the season. Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton only got a podium in a grand prize, along with a podium to the sprint and a victory, ... Read more La entrada Ferrari plans changes: Leclerc is not the champion they need aparece primero en elgoldigital.