Charles Leclerc owns his lap at Suzuka: “no mistake” but persistent frustrations
Fourth on the grid in Japan, Charles Leclerc defends his performance while pointing out the current limits of his Ferrari.
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Lewis Hamilton sounds the alarm: this phenomenon that ruins the fun in F1
Lewis Hamilton did not mince his words in Suzuka. The Briton points out a major problem with the new F1 cars, illustrated by striking images of Max Verstappen.
Lewis Hamilton responds to criticism about 2026 F1 cars: “I don’t listen to that bullshit anymore”
Revitalized in 2026, Lewis Hamilton displays a radically different mindset. The Briton now assumes to completely ignore external criticism.
Lewis Hamilton defends the new F1 rules against Verstappen’s criticism
Lewis Hamilton was enthusiastic after the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver believes that the new technical regulations offer some of the best racing quality he has experienced in Formula 1.
Lewis Hamilton: I’m back to my best and I’m still hungry for victory
Lewis Hamilton delivered a performance reminiscent of his best years, but this time in red: a renaissance.
Lewis Hamilton returns to the front and finds his smile on the podium in Shanghai
He is a radiant champion who has returned to the joys of the podium at the Chinese Grand Prix, his first with Ferrari.
Lewis Hamilton accuses Mercedes of using a “secret mode” in qualifying
Lewis Hamilton suspects Mercedes of using a very aggressive engine mode in qualifying. The Ferrari driver claims to know this system perfectly, having used it for years.
Charles Leclerc frustrated in qualifying but confident for the race
Fourth in qualifying in Shanghai, Charles Leclerc is not showing great satisfaction. The Ferrari driver believes, however, that the race could offer better opportunities.
Lewis Hamilton explains what ruined his Shanghai sprint victory
Lewis Hamilton briefly led the Chinese Grand Prix sprint after an intense duel with George Russell. But a tire problem ultimately compromised his chances of victory.
“I thought it was over”: Charles Leclerc narrowly avoids disaster at the Shanghai sprint
Second in the Chinese Grand Prix sprint, Charles Leclerc came very close to disaster during the final restart. The Ferrari driver experienced a moment of intense fear, almost losing control of his car.