Source: REUTERS/Mathieu Belanger
[Saba Sports News] After the Canadian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton spoke to the media expressing dissatisfaction with the car’s performance and openly complained about the team’s delay in upgrading the car. Additionally, Hamilton hinted at deeper issues within the Ferrari team, suggesting that the team system itself needs change, not just technical problems but also involving infrastructure and overall thinking. There are reports indicating that Ferrari may gradually allocate wind tunnel resources to the development of the 2026 car, slowly winding down the development work on the SF-25, meaning the team might somewhat abandon the 2025 season. This strategic decision could be based on pessimistic expectations for the current season’s results and aims to improve competitiveness by pre-positioning for the next season. However, this is not what Hamilton hoped for; he wants to improve performance through car upgrades in the current season and compete for the championship. It is believed that joining Ferrari was his hope to reshape his career and become a key figure in the team’s rebuilding process. However, the current situation clearly falls short of his expectations.