Lewis Hamilton received a 5-second penalty for exceeding the pit speed limit by just 0.1 km/h at the Hungarian Grand Prix, dropping him from fourth to fifth place. According to Ferrari, Hamilton pressed the pit limiter button too early.
After a difficult period in Monaco, Barcelona, and Austria, Charles Leclerc's victory at Silverstone, in the words of Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur, has 'largely' regained his confidence.
Ferrari achieved victories in Spain and England by continuously updating the SF-26, while teams like Williams and Aston Martin explained why they couldn't implement a similar strategy.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, following the British GP victory, stressed that championship aspirations should be put aside and that his team should focus on preparing for Spa-Francorchamps.
Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur sharply responded at the British GP press conference, describing Toto Wolff's comments expressing his surprise at Ferrari's aggressive car updates as an "allegation of cheating.".
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were eliminated from the podium battle early in the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix due to excessive rear tire wear on Ferrari. Both drivers made clear statements about the post-race decline in pace…
1996 F1 champion Damon Hill said that Ferrari's significant financial investment in Lewis Hamilton makes it imperative to take his feedback into account.
