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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Hamilton expresses hopes for Ferrari's progress

f1oversteer.com+ 1 moreWed 19 Aug · 14:00 UTCupdated Sat 22 Aug · 08:32 UTCHave your say
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Lewis Hamilton has expressed his hopes for Ferrari's performance as they aim to compete with Mercedes in the latter part of the 2026 season. Ferrari is reportedly optimistic about their recent upgrades and their potential impact on the championship race.

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First to reportWhat Ferrari are saying off the record about Lewis Hamilton’s latest upgrades as they chase MercedesFerrari are pushing to catch Mercedes in the second half of the 2026 season, and their latest upgrades for Lewis Hamilton are filling them with ...f1oversteer.comWed 19 Aug · 14:00 UTCRead their report →
Hamilton shares hopes for Ferrari’s battle against MercedesLewis Hamilton has outlined his expectations for the second half of the 2026 season.Formula1.comThu 20 Aug · 16:44 UTCRead →
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