US EditionLewis Hamilton Defends Fred Vasseur Amid Ferrari Exit Rumors Ahead of Canadian GP
- On Thursday, June 12, 2025, Lewis Hamilton defended Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur amid rumors of his imminent exit at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.
- Speculation about Vasseur's future increased following Ferrari's poor start to the 2025 season and media reports linking chairman John Elkann to Christian Horner.
- Hamilton expressed full support for Vasseur, stating he values working with him and attributing his own place in the team to Vasseur's decisions despite Ferrari trailing McLaren by 197 points.
- Hamilton acknowledged challenges this year, calling the recent Barcelona race his worst and explaining car issues affected both him and teammate Charles Leclerc significantly.
- Hamilton denied retirement or loss of motivation, affirming he is committed to Ferrari for several years and dismissed rumors as "nonsense" that are not helpful to the team environment.
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Lewis Hamilton responds to retirement question after 'worst F1 race ever'
LEWIS HAMILTON has shut down rumours that he is going to quit F1 ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion was down in the dumps after Barcelona last time out, labelling the race the “worst he had ever experienced”. Lewis Hamilton has shut down rumours that he will quit F1 anytime soon Hamilton was overtaken on the last lap to finish sixth in Barcelona Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur revealed after the race that both Hamilton and…
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Motor racing-Hamilton backs Vasseur, Briton in for the long haul at Ferrari
MONTREAL (Reuters) -Lewis Hamilton launched a passionate defence of Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur on Thursday and said that the Frenchman was key to his move to Maranello and his hopes for future Formula One success. Read full story
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