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via Formula1.comHamilton condemns ‘negative narrative’ around VasseurLewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have publicly supported Fred Vasseur, Ferrari's Team Principal, amidst speculation regarding his future due to the team's recent performance. Hamilton condemned the negative narrative surrounding Vasseur, asserting that the team remains united and focused on their goals despite external pressures. He highlighted the hard work being done within the team and emphasized that Vasseur is the right leader for Ferrari.
Leclerc echoed Hamilton's sentiments, expressing trust in Vasseur's abilities and dismissing the ongoing rumours as disrespectful. Both drivers noted the improvements Ferrari has made this season, including their position in the Constructors' Championship, while acknowledging that challenges remain. They called for a focus on the team's efforts rather than external criticism.
Thu 1 Oct · 09:47 UTC
via Motorsport WeekCharles Leclerc backs Ferrari boss Fred VasseurCharles Leclerc has expressed his support for Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur as he faces pressure ahead of the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Leclerc stated that he has trust in Vasseur's leadership during this challenging period for the team.
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via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton F1 wish could come true as stunning plans for new track revealedLewis Hamilton's long-standing desire for Formula 1 to return to Africa may soon become a reality, as plans for a new circuit in South Africa have been unveiled. Hamilton has been vocal about his wish to race on the continent, emphasizing that he does not want to retire without having that experience. He has been actively engaging with F1's leadership to push for this initiative.
The proposed circuit, designed by Blue Mountain Racing, aims to be a world-class facility in the Swartland region, with hopes of hosting F1 races by 2031. The track will feature a 4.8km layout, a significant spectator capacity, and various amenities to support year-round activities. This initiative represents a collaborative effort among South African business leaders and motorsport enthusiasts, marking a potential new chapter for F1 in Africa.
Thu 1 Oct · 08:57 UTC
via gpfans.comChristian Horner in Ferrari U-turn as Lewis Hamilton reveals fight with bosses - F1 News TodayChristian Horner has reportedly changed his mind about a potential move to Ferrari, stating he would consider working for the team without an ownership stake. This revelation comes after he was sacked by Red Bull in July 2025 and is promoting his memoir, 'Drive'. His comments have raised eyebrows within Ferrari, where some insiders are questioning team principal Fred Vasseur's position amid ongoing struggles.
In other news, Lewis Hamilton has shared that he had to fight with Formula 1 bosses to maintain his signature style at races. The seven-time world champion is known for his eclectic fashion sense and partnerships with brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Lululemon. Additionally, the FIA has declared a heat hazard ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, which will be held in Malaysia for the first time since 2017.Thu 1 Oct · 04:55 UTC
via Motorsport.comGeorge Russell details F1 drivers' Langkawi boys' trip ahead of Bahrain GP in MalaysiaGeorge Russell, a driver for Mercedes, has shared insights about a recent trip to Langkawi, Malaysia, which he took with six other Formula 1 drivers ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The trip featured activities such as go-karting and sightseeing, with Russell expressing his admiration for the island's beauty and the friendliness of its people. He noted that the itinerary was influenced by Mercedes' title partner, Petronas.
In addition to Russell, Kimi Antonelli, his teammate, arrived in Malaysia early but chose to explore Kuala Lumpur and visit a water park. Antonelli currently leads the championship standings by 66 points, following Russell's victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The trip served as a unique way for the drivers to bond and prepare for the upcoming race.
Wed 30 Sep · 19:56 UTC
via gpfans.comFred Vasseur calls for unity amid Ferrari scrutinyFerrari team principal Fred Vasseur has urged his team to remain united and avoid distractions amid speculation regarding his position. Lewis Hamilton has publicly supported Vasseur, emphasising that he is the right person to lead Ferrari despite calls for changes within the team's structure.+ 6 moreWed 30 Sep · 18:45 UTC
via Motorsport WeekFred Vasseur addresses Hamilton's comments on LeclercFred Vasseur stated that Lewis Hamilton's radio messages regarding Charles Leclerc need to stop, highlighting the need for better management of team dynamics. Jolyon Palmer suggested that Vasseur should take a firmer approach to address the tensions between the two drivers.+ 1 moreWed 30 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton says fight with F1 bosses left him 'feeling like an outcast'Lewis Hamilton has expressed his struggles with Formula 1 team bosses regarding his clothing choices, stating that he prefers to arrive at race weekends in his own attire rather than team-branded clothing. He finds the requirement to wear team kit for a significant portion of the year to be stifling and detrimental to his confidence.
In his comments, Hamilton highlighted the contrast between the fashion industry, which he finds diverse and accepting, and the more restrictive environment of Formula 1. He reminisced about feeling like an outcast in the paddock compared to the sense of belonging he experiences at fashion events, underscoring his desire for personal expression in both his professional and personal life.Wed 30 Sep · 10:50 UTC
via CrashLewis Hamilton defends Fred Vasseur amid Ferrari scrutinyLewis Hamilton has expressed his support for Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, urging critics to direct their attention to higher management within the team. Hamilton stated that replacing Vasseur would be detrimental and emphasised the need for changes in Ferrari's leadership structure.
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via Formula1.comAlonso calls Sepang return a golden ticket for F1Fernando Alonso described Formula 1's return to the Sepang International Circuit as a 'golden ticket', expressing surprise at the opportunity to race in Malaysia again. Lewis Hamilton also shared his excitement, highlighting two key reasons for the significance of this event.+ 2 moreTue 29 Sep · 21:12 UTC
via grandprix.comFerrari backs Fred Vasseur amid job speculationFerrari has expressed full confidence in team principal Fred Vasseur despite increasing scrutiny regarding his position. Lewis Hamilton's comments about Ferrari chairman John Elkann have raised concerns about Vasseur's authority, according to David Croft.
via Motorsport WeekFernando Alonso extends Aston Martin contract to 2027Fernando Alonso has confirmed he will remain with Aston Martin for the 2027 Formula 1 season, extending his illustrious career. The decision comes alongside a reported career-high salary, surpassing his previous earnings at McLaren.+ 15 more
via thejudge13.comLewis Hamilton expresses frustration with Ferrari strategyLewis Hamilton's dissatisfaction with Ferrari's race strategy was highlighted during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix through an unbroadcast radio message. The seven-time world champion indicated that communication issues with his race engineer are persisting.
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via gpfans.comLewis Hamilton defends Ferrari's Fred Vasseur amid rumoursLewis Hamilton has publicly defended Fred Vasseur, the Ferrari team principal, as speculation about Vasseur's future intensifies. Stefano Domenicali has also commented on the situation, highlighting the ongoing discussions surrounding the leadership at Ferrari.Tue 29 Sep · 06:15 UTC
via PlanetF1Lewis Hamilton criticises new F1 tracks in AzerbaijanLewis Hamilton has expressed his concerns about the introduction of new circuits in Formula 1 during a candid discussion in Azerbaijan. The seven-time world champion stated, 'Sorry, I don't have a filter,' highlighting his dissatisfaction with the quality of these tracks.
+ 1 moreTue 29 Sep · 04:57 UTC
via Motorsport WeekLewis Hamilton criticises Sprint race in MonacoLewis Hamilton has expressed his disapproval of the decision to include a Sprint race at the Monaco Grand Prix in the 2027 Formula 1 calendar. He stated that the move does not align with the direction Formula 1 should be taking.+ 1 moreMon 28 Sep · 18:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comLewis Hamilton pays tribute to late dog RoscoeLewis Hamilton has shared a heartfelt tribute to his late bulldog Roscoe on the first anniversary of the dog's passing. The seven-time Formula 1 champion took to social media to honour his beloved pet.+ 2 moreMon 28 Sep · 17:31 UTC
via PlanetF1Lewis Hamilton defends George Russell after Baku restartLewis Hamilton has come to the defence of George Russell following scrutiny over his management of the chaotic restart during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The incident has sparked discussions among drivers and the FIA regarding the handling of such situations.Mon 28 Sep · 12:12 UTC
via PlanetF1‘Was no one watching?’ – New untelevised Lewis Hamilton team radio after Azerbaijan GPUntelevised team radio from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix revealed Lewis Hamilton's confusion regarding Ferrari's response to a safety car deployment after Alex Albon's crash. Hamilton questioned why Ferrari had not anticipated the incident, expressing his bemusement during a conversation with his race engineer Carlo Santi.
Despite finishing sixth, Hamilton's performance was hindered by a lack of communication from the pit wall, which has been a recurring issue. He has not achieved a podium finish since the British Grand Prix in July, and his frustration was evident as he navigated the race without timely updates from his team.Mon 28 Sep · 10:10 UTC
via thejudge13.comVeteran Italian F1 journalist backs Hamilton for Ferrari team leader roleFrom High Spirits to Paddock Frustration The Lewis Hamilton we see in the paddock after the summer break is not the same happy-go-lucky, super-positive chap who was there earlier in the season. After a year where he was welcomed by his new Ferrari teammate, Charles Leclerc, the seven-time champion appeared to be enjoying himself much ... Read moreMon 28 Sep · 09:49 UTCPage 2 of 32