Lewis Hamilton
After Lewis Hamilton expressed dissatisfaction with his car following the Bahrain Grand Prix, he again stated his belief that the car is still not optimized and remains far from competitive for championship contention, making it difficult for him to perform well.
When Hamilton said with conviction before the Saudi Grand Prix, “I have no doubt that we will succeed, change takes time, and Ferrari is worth the wait,” the seven-time world champion was facing one of F1’s toughest transitions.
After Lewis Hamilton was 0.6 seconds behind his teammate in the Bahrain qualifying session and only ranked ninth……
When Lando Norris admitted “not finding the rhythm” after the Bahrain qualifying session……
After qualifying ninth at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton said, “I really don’t know how to go faster.”
In the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix that concluded last week, Max Verstappen’s car encountered a desperate 6.2-second pit stop, and the technical crisis of the Red Bull team completely erupted.
Racing media FunoAT published a new article pointing out that Charles Leclerc has reduced the understeer problem of the SF-25 car through a unique technology,
When Lewis Hamilton mentioned in an interview before the Bahrain Grand Prix that his SF-25 car had a “performance deficit,” the technical route differences within the Ferrari team finally came to light.
Ferrari’s performance has been very unstable since the start of the season……
Yesterday, the media exposed on-board footage from the Suzuka circuit. Among them, one image left a deep impression on fans—Lewis Hamilton’s SF-25 car, like a wild horse, wildly swinging its tail in high-speed corners.
1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve made a shocking statement: Lewis Hamilton completed a power grab at Ferrari in just three races.
Seven-time F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton admitted after the Japanese Grand Prix that his Ferrari SF-25 car has a “performance-defect part.”