Ferrari Faces Criticism for Monza Qualifying Performance
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Ferrari's qualifying session at the Italian Grand Prix drew criticism from drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, who expressed frustration over the team's strategy. Both drivers noted that the team failed to maximize its potential, resulting in a disappointing second-row start.
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First to reportLewis Hamilton explains where Ferrari ‘stumbled’ in Monza qualifyingIt was very nearly a Q2 exit for Lewis Hamilton on Saturday, scraping through at the final moment.
PlanetF1Sat 5 Sep · 17:04 UTCRead their report →
Ferrari drivers critical of Italy Qualifying strategyCharles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton admit that Ferrari failed to execute a good enough strategy during Qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix, with the pair only achieving P4 and P5 respectively.
Formula1.comSat 5 Sep · 17:34 UTCRead →
Hamilton slams ‘pretty bad’ Ferrari execution in Monza qualifyingLewis Hamilton has once again been left to rue Ferrari’s execution after a frustrating qualifying session at Monza,...
F1iSat 5 Sep · 18:12 UTCRead →
Hamilton: Ferrari 'stumbled' in Monza qualifyingLewis Hamilton appeared to issue a message to his misfiring Ferrari team after qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix: prioritise me now or we can kiss the 2026 championship goodbye.
espn.comSat 5 Sep · 18:57 UTCRead →
Hamilton offers explanation for Ferrari's tough qualifying session at MonzaLewis Hamilton was left frustrated by a difficult qualifying session for Ferrari at its home Italian Grand Prix, admitting the team failed to maximise its potential at Monza.
f1technical.netSun 6 Sep · 00:00 UTCRead →
Leclerc reflects on Ferrari's "big struggles" in Monza qualifyingFerrari was left searching for answers after a difficult qualifying session at its home Italian Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc admitting the team failed to maximise its potential at Monza.f1technical.netSun 6 Sep · 00:00 UTCRead →
Charles Leclerc calls for Ferrari deep dive after Monza qualifying scareQualifying in Monza was not smooth for Ferrari, with Charles Leclerc confirming an issue was experienced.
RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 06:10 UTCRead →
Lewis Hamilton unhappy with Ferrari execution in Monza F1 qualifyingLewis Hamilton has somewhat implicitly expressed dissatisfaction with Ferrari’s execution in qualifying at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix. Hamilton was eighth-fastest in Q1, made it out of Q2 by just 0.001s, and ended up fifth in Q3, which he was disappointed with despite being just 0.225s down on polesetter Pierre Gasly. Ferrari’s qualifying rota meant Hamilton could choose whether to ... Keep reading
Motorsport.comSun 6 Sep · 10:18 UTCRead →
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc admit frustration after weak Monza qualifyingLewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were again left questioning Ferrari's ability after a near Q2 exit at the F1 Italian GP.
Motorsport WeekSun 6 Sep · 10:30 UTCRead →
Charles Leclerc fears Ferrari 'exposure' as 'miracle' hoped for at Italian GPCharles Leclerc will start third for the Italian Grand Prix, ahead of Lewis Hamilton, but has a major fear of being "exposed" by a Ferrari weakness.RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 11:00 UTCRead →
Hamilton and Leclerc say Ferrari mishandled Monza qualifyingFerrari secured an all-red second row only after Oscar Piastri's penalty, but its drivers say a messy qualifying session cost the team a chance at pole.
Lewis Hamilton explains where Ferrari ‘stumbled’ in Monza qualifyingIt was very nearly a Q2 exit for Lewis Hamilton on Saturday, scraping through at the final moment.PlanetF1Sat 5 Sep · 17:04 UTCRead their report →Ferrari drivers critical of Italy Qualifying strategyCharles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton admit that Ferrari failed to execute a good enough strategy during Qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix, with the pair only achieving P4 and P5 respectively.Formula1.comSat 5 Sep · 17:34 UTCRead →Hamilton slams ‘pretty bad’ Ferrari execution in Monza qualifyingLewis Hamilton has once again been left to rue Ferrari’s execution after a frustrating qualifying session at Monza,...F1iSat 5 Sep · 18:12 UTCRead →Hamilton: Ferrari 'stumbled' in Monza qualifyingLewis Hamilton appeared to issue a message to his misfiring Ferrari team after qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix: prioritise me now or we can kiss the 2026 championship goodbye.espn.comSat 5 Sep · 18:57 UTCRead →Hamilton offers explanation for Ferrari's tough qualifying session at MonzaLewis Hamilton was left frustrated by a difficult qualifying session for Ferrari at its home Italian Grand Prix, admitting the team failed to maximise its potential at Monza.f1technical.netSun 6 Sep · 00:00 UTCRead →Show 6 more from other outletsShow fewer
Leclerc reflects on Ferrari's "big struggles" in Monza qualifyingFerrari was left searching for answers after a difficult qualifying session at its home Italian Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc admitting the team failed to maximise its potential at Monza.f1technical.netSun 6 Sep · 00:00 UTCRead →Charles Leclerc calls for Ferrari deep dive after Monza qualifying scareQualifying in Monza was not smooth for Ferrari, with Charles Leclerc confirming an issue was experienced.RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 06:10 UTCRead →Lewis Hamilton unhappy with Ferrari execution in Monza F1 qualifyingLewis Hamilton has somewhat implicitly expressed dissatisfaction with Ferrari’s execution in qualifying at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix. Hamilton was eighth-fastest in Q1, made it out of Q2 by just 0.001s, and ended up fifth in Q3, which he was disappointed with despite being just 0.225s down on polesetter Pierre Gasly. Ferrari’s qualifying rota meant Hamilton could choose whether to ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSun 6 Sep · 10:18 UTCRead →Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc admit frustration after weak Monza qualifyingLewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were again left questioning Ferrari's ability after a near Q2 exit at the F1 Italian GP.Motorsport WeekSun 6 Sep · 10:30 UTCRead →Charles Leclerc fears Ferrari 'exposure' as 'miracle' hoped for at Italian GPCharles Leclerc will start third for the Italian Grand Prix, ahead of Lewis Hamilton, but has a major fear of being "exposed" by a Ferrari weakness.RacingNews365Sun 6 Sep · 11:00 UTCRead →Hamilton and Leclerc say Ferrari mishandled Monza qualifyingFerrari secured an all-red second row only after Oscar Piastri's penalty, but its drivers say a messy qualifying session cost the team a chance at pole.Loading comments…
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