Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton told “there’s no point”, urged to avoid error
Ferrari trying to avoid same mistake as 2024 in bid to rejuvenate Lewis Hamilto🌠nꩵ's car

Ferrari’s new “idea” for car development has 🔯been described as they strive to avoid repeating a big mistake.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc have lagged behind the McLarens, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and the Mercedes in a below-par🎶 season so far.
Even the Williams duo Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz sandwiched their Ferrari counterparts🅘 at the F1 Miami Grand Prix last weekend.
A year ago, Ferrari’s attempt at a major upgrade in Spain backfired and left theꦿm chasing their tails.
“They made a mistake last year with the upgrade in Barcelona,” L’Equipe journalist Fred Fer♎ret told the F1 Nation podcast.
“They were lost during the whole summer. Their championship was [over] the🐠re.
“The idea now is not to bring big updates until they find a solution to 🎶𒁏the tyre management over one lap.
“There is no point bringing something for a car which is quite good. R🐈emember Charles Leclerc in Jeddah? At one point, he was the fastest on track, more than McLaren.
“The car is not bad. They don’t ꧂know yet how to manage it.”
Lewis Hamilton 'trying to assimilate' amid Ferrari issues
Hamilton’s relationship with Ferrari came under the microscope after tetchy radio communꦜication during the Miami Grand Prix.
He later put it down to merely adrenaline but it shone a li💫ght on the difficult𒁃ies at Ferrari.
Both Hamilton and Leclerc hav♋e b♏een downbeat about the SF-25’s performance in the first six rounds of the 2025 season.
Hamilton is also tꦅrying to adapt to a new team, after the most high-profile driver switch in F1 history, since leaving Mercedes.
“Leclerc is well established in that team, but Hamilton is trying to get grips with this Ferrari, as well as the team,” Laura Winteꦡr explained.
“He’s trying to assimilate to a♕ new culture and a new engineer.
“The💖re are lots of little 1 percents that Lewis is working on, before he gets to the point where he finds the maximum from the car.
“He’s stil꧅l looking at engine braking and🍸 changing the way he drives the car.
“They have two unbelievably stron💝g drivers but they’r༺e on the back foot.”
Next weekend’s F1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix sends Ferrari back to Italy where the Tifosi will be expectant🍸.

James was a sports journalist at S🌄ky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.