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Hamilton Says His Ferrari Dream Is Also a Nightmare

Carlos Sainz · São Paulo

Hamilton Says His Ferrari Dream Is Also a Nightmare

36% Left coverage: 14 sources

SAO PAULO :Lewis Hamilton said his Ferrari dream had also become a nightmare as the Italian team suffered another double retirement in Brazil on Sunday and slipped to fourth in the Formula One standings.The seven-times world champion made contact with Williams' Carlos Sainz and Alpine's Franco Colapinto at th See the Story

Leclerc Says Collision Not All Piastri's Fault

Max Verstappen · São Paulo

Leclerc Says Collision Not All Piastri's Fault

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

SAO PAULO :Charles Leclerc defended McLaren's Oscar Piastri after the Australian was given a 10-second penalty for causing a collision that put the Ferrari driver out of Sunday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix.The three-car incident had big consequences for Piastri, who finished fifth and is now 24 points behind teamma See the Story

Hamilton and Leclerc Speak Out After 'Talk Less' Demand From Ferrari Chief

Charles Leclerc · Maranello

Hamilton and Leclerc Speak Out After 'Talk Less' Demand From Ferrari Chief

Coverage: 2 sources

Ferrari's chairman made a bold statement to his F1 drivers, telling them to ‘focus on driving'.See the Story

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