Lewis Hamilton wants to bounce back at Spa after his disappointment at Silverstone
Lewis Hamilton hopes to turn the page on Silverstone and approaches the Belgian Grand Prix with the ambition to continue making progress.
Lewis Hamilton hopes to turn the page on Silverstone and approaches the Belgian Grand Prix with the ambition to continue making progress.
After several difficult weeks, Charles Leclerc explains how he managed to ignore the criticism on social media to find his way back to victory at Silverstone.
The triumph of Charles Leclerc at Silverstone had a special flavor. The Ferrari driver had not tasted victory since the 2024 United States Grand Prix, a series of 38 races without standing on the top
Lewis Hamilton experiences a change of trajectory and the collaboration that has finally been established between him and Ferrari.
In difficulty during the Silverstone sprint, Charles Leclerc completely reversed the trend in a few hours thanks to targeted setup adjustments. A work combining data analysis and instinct that allowed him to finally find the path to victory again.
Third on the grid behind Antonelli and Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton refuses to give up his chances despite a race scenario announced as very complicated.
Charles Leclerc escaped a sporting penalty during free practice for the Monaco Grand Prix, despite being summoned before the stewards for impeding Liam Lawson. The Ferrari driver, however, receives an official warning.
Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris were sanctioned after being late for the official FIA press conference in Monaco. The two drivers explained their delay, but did not escape a suspended fine.
The performance difference between the Ferrari drivers has reignited discussions around an unusual choice made.
Charles Leclerc believes that the main challenge in the discussions about the future engine regulations is to find a fair solution for all teams.