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Lewis Hamilton sets record straight on why he sent documents to Ferrari F1
Lewis Hamilton has clarified his remarks about sending documents to Ferrari during the 2025 F1 season. Ahead of the recent Belgian Grand Prix, the seven-time world champion revealed the “big push” for change he is driving behind the scenes at Ferrari due to his “refusal” to become the latest star driver to fail to win a world title with the team.
Lewis Hamilton tipped for wild new job weeks after telling Ferrari to replace him
However, after 14 Grands Prix with his new squad, he is still waiting for his first podium finish and now trails team-mate Charles Leclerc by 42 points. After qualifying in Hungary, Hamilton described his performance as “useless” and suggested that Ferrari would need to “change driver” to improve results.
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