Lewis Hamilton has revealed life at Ferrari is far different to what he had envisaged before switching from Mercedes over the F1 off-season.
The British driver left the Brackley-based squad for Maranello after 12 years, leaving behind a legacy of eight constructors' championships and six of his seven F1 drivers' titles. That success made them the most successful driver-team combination in F1 history.
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Red Bull direct blame for latest Yuki Tsunoda nightmare
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has blamed the outfit itself for not delivering Yuki Tsunoda with a good enough package for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The final event before the F1 summer break was another disaster for Tsunoda, as he found himself eliminated from Q1 for the fourth time in the last eight grands prix.
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Guenther Steiner left mystified by bizarre Charles Leclerc issue: 'I do not fucking know'
Former Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner was left "mystified" by Charles Leclerc's sudden loss of pace in the Hungarian Grand Prix, noting he does "not fucking know" what happened.
Leclerc stunned the paddock by beating the McLarens to pole position at the Hungaroring, before leading the opening two stints of the race. However, following his final pit-stop, everything went wrong.
READ MORE: Guenther Steiner left mystified by bizarre Charles Leclerc issue: 'I do not fucking know'
Fernando Alonso blames 'new generation' over major F1 issue
Fernando Alonso has explained how recent developments in F1 have contributed to the issue of visibility during wet races.
The Aston Martin driver identified the wider tyres, used since 2017, as one cause of the current problem, as well as the newer types of tarmac used by circuits, which he described as "like a mirror" in adverse conditions.
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Zak Brown sends stern McLaren warning with 'weakest rivals' claim
McLaren Racing CEO has cautioned that if the Woking-based squad rests on its laurels, it could see its advantage evaporate in the "blink of an eye."
The reigning constructors' champions are cruising towards a second successive title, which would be the first time the papaya team has secured consecutive crowns since it won four on the bounce between 1988 and 1991.
READ MORE: Zak Brown sends stern McLaren warning with 'weakest rivals' claim
Max Verstappen tagged with remarkable 'carried' claim before 'haywire' Red Bull implosion
Jacques Villeneuve has declared Max Verstappen the king-maker of his and Red Bull's success, arguing the Dutchman "made that team champions."
The Canadian labelled the 27-year-old the "key factor" in the Milton Keynes squad's latest run of dominance, in an exclusive interview with RacingNews365.
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