Hamilton Clarifies Stance on Team Dynamics at Ferrari
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Lewis Hamilton has stated that he does not seek preferential treatment over Charles Leclerc if he joins Ferrari. He emphasized that his focus remains on fair competition, despite being a potential title contender in 2026.
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First to reportLewis Hamilton: I don’t want preferential treatment from FerrariLewis Hamilton says preferential treatment over team-mate Charles Leclerc is not what he’s been asking Ferrari for, despite his position as a potential Formula 1 title contender in 2026. Leclerc’s retirement from the Italian Grand Prix means he’s now 112 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli, with a maximum of 258 points to score over the last 10 rounds – assuming the ... Keep reading
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Hamilton: I don’t want preferential treatment from FerrariLewis Hamilton says preferential treatment over team-mate Charles Leclerc is not what he’s been asking Ferrari for, despite his position as a potential Formula 1 title contender in 2026. Leclerc’s retirement from the Italian Grand Prix means he’s now 112 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli, with a maximum of 258 points to score over the last 10 rounds – assuming the ... Keep reading
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Lewis Hamilton: I don’t want preferential treatment from FerrariLewis Hamilton says preferential treatment over team-mate Charles Leclerc is not what he’s been asking Ferrari for, despite his position as a potential Formula 1 title contender in 2026. Leclerc’s retirement from the Italian Grand Prix means he’s now 112 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli, with a maximum of 258 points to score over the last 10 rounds – assuming the ... Keep readingMotorsport.comThu 10 Sep · 16:19 UTCRead their report →Hamilton: I don’t want preferential treatment from FerrariLewis Hamilton says preferential treatment over team-mate Charles Leclerc is not what he’s been asking Ferrari for, despite his position as a potential Formula 1 title contender in 2026. Leclerc’s retirement from the Italian Grand Prix means he’s now 112 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli, with a maximum of 258 points to score over the last 10 rounds – assuming the ... Keep readingAutosportThu 10 Sep · 16:20 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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