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Lewis Hamilton has broken his silence to respond to rumors claiming that he would be demanding major changes within his team at Ferrari.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc made things clear after their tense duel in Monza, without Ferrari imposing new rules.

Lewis Hamilton hardly appreciated a question about Ferrari’s internal problems after Monza. While he refuses to blame his team, the Brit nevertheless demands changes in its operation.

At 45 years old, Fernando Alonso refuses to see his age as a hindrance in Formula 1 and recalls a particularly challenging episode for his young rivals.

The surprise dismissal of Graeme Lowdon has reignited questions about Valtteri Bottas. But the Finn assures that his seat at Cadillac is not under threat.

Mercedes fully admit to having asked George Russell to give up his second place to Kimi Antonelli at Zandvoort despite their positions in the championship.

The new contract of Max Verstappen with Red Bull could earn him a fortune until 2030. Some even mention a billion dollars, but Laurent Mekies tempers the speculation.

Despite the difficulties encountered by Cadillac in its debut in Formula 1, Sergio Pérez does not plan to leave the American project and confirms his presence in 2027.

Max Verstappen has finally extended with Red Bull until 2030, but McLaren was among his potential destinations. A threat that never really concerned Oscar Piastri.

Charles Leclerc assures that Ferrari never asked him to let Lewis Hamilton pass at Zandvoort. The Monegasque is mainly questioning a strategic decision that, according to him, compromised his end of the race.