Welcome at RacingNews365

Become part of the largest racing community in the United Kingdom. Create your free account now!

  • Share your thoughts and opinions about F1
  • Win fantastic prizes
  • Get access to our premium content
  • Take advantage of more exclusive benefits
Sign in
Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton addresses Ferrari journey as belief intensifies

Lewis Hamilton sits third in the drivers' championship and has delivered consistent strong performances across most of 2026, with it representing a significant improvement from last season.

Hamilton Austria
Article
To news overview © XPBimages

Lewis Hamilton has addressed his journey with Ferrari over the past 18 months ahead of this weekend's British Grand Prix.

The seven-time world champion enters his home event in strong form, with Austria ending what had been a three-race podium streak.

After a difficult opening campaign with the Scuderia last season, the new power unit regulations have seen Hamilton return to his best.

He rarely matched Charles Leclerc throughout 2025, but has so far been the better driver at the Maranello-based outfit over the eight completed rounds this year.

His involvement in the development of the SF-26 has played a significant role, while his relationship with new race engineer Carlo Santi has quickly blossomed.

Taken together, these factors have put Hamilton in a great position personally, with him becoming increasingly invigorated by the effort and determination he has seen from Ferrari.

"There’s no magic fix in racing," said Hamilton, addressing how Ferrari has evolved this year. 

"It’s a lot of small steps, built through months of hard work, commitment and belief from everyone involved – and that’s what I’ve been seeing at Ferrari. 

"I’m proud of this team and the journey we’re on together. I’ve seen a group of people who are committed, hardworking and really collaborative, and that gives me a lot of confidence, knowing everyone is working tirelessly back at Maranello and between races. 

"Now it’s about continuing to build, finding consistency and getting the most out of every weekend.

Also interesting:

Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding and Samuel Coop as they look back on last weekend's Austrian Grand Prix but also look ahead to Silverstone! What Red Bull must do to keep Max Verstappen is a lead discussion, as is Kimi Antonelli's costly mistakes.

Rather watch this podcast? Then click here!

Get the latest F1 news from RacingNews365 directly in your Google feed! Click on the link below and you’ll see your favourite F1 website appearing even more often. That way, you’ll never miss any news, analyses, interviews, or exclusives.

Follow RacingNews365 on Google

Join the conversation!

Never miss a thing from the Formula 1 season! Add the 2026 F1 schedule to your calendar at the touch of a button. Subscribe below and put the dates and times of every race directly on your PC or smartphone, so you don't miss a second from the new season.

Download the F1 calendar Download the F1 calendar

A variant with just the race and qualifying is also available.
Click here to download it..

F1 calendar 2026
Race Date
gbr British GP 05 Jul 2026
bel Belgian GP 19 Jul 2026
hun Hungarian GP 26 Jul 2026
nld Dutch GP 23 Aug 2026
ita Italian GP 06 Sep 2026
esp Spanish GP 13 Sep 2026
Full calendar
x
LATEST Toto Wolff sets clear stance on Max Verstappen joining Mercedes