Lewis Hamilton’s race took a turn after Verstappen: “Everything went wrong”
Lewis Hamilton believes his Hungarian Grand Prix took a turn for the worse after being overtaken by Max Verstappen, despite a promising start to the race.
Lewis Hamilton believes his Hungarian Grand Prix took a turn for the worse after being overtaken by Max Verstappen, despite a promising start to the race.
Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari compromised their pole chances by sending him out at the front of the pack on the final Q3 attempt.
Several Italian media outlets claim that Charles Leclerc and his wife Alexandra are expecting their first child, without official confirmation at this stage.
Charles Leclerc prefers to remain cautious before the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Monegasque refuses to repeat the mistakes from before Monaco.
Martin Brundle believes that Lewis Hamilton had one of the most complicated weekends of his season in Belgium. The British consultant thinks that the Ferrari driver was satisfied with his fourth place.
Despite two consecutive podiums and clear progress at Ferrari, Charles Leclerc believes he is still far from fully exploiting the potential of his SF-26.
Second at the Belgian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc reflected on his spectacular contact with Oscar Piastri. The Ferrari driver acknowledges that the incident could have had serious consequences.
Second in the Belgian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc believes that the Virtual Safety Car worked in Ferrari’s favor. The Monegasque, however, insists that he long thought he could hold off Kimi Antonelli.
Already penalized after his collision with George Russell, Lewis Hamilton could receive a new penalty after hitting a Ferrari mechanic during his stop at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Involved in a contact with Oscar Piastri at the Belgian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc ultimately avoided any sanction. A decision by the stewards that surprised several observers.