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RacingNews365·10h ago

Lewis Hamilton airs Ferrari frustration after Charles Leclerc drama: 'We will take it offline'

Lewis Hamilton had an outside chance of a Dutch GP podium, although fell just short.

Planet F1·10h ago

Lewis Hamilton points to Mercedes example after Ferrari strategy frustration

Lewis Hamilton said Ferrari ‘need to discuss offline’ its strategy after he felt he was stuck behind Charles Leclerc.

motorsport.com·11h ago

Lewis Hamilton explains Dutch GP radio outburst over team orders

Lewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to be more like Mercedes with its efficiency after growing frustrated by a lack of team orders during the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver finished fourth in an action-packed contest at Zandvoort on Sunday, with his mid-race battle with stablemate Charles Leclerc arguably being Hamilton’s defining period. Hamilton had just overtaken ...Keep reading

Crash.net·11h ago

Charles Leclerc joins Lewis Hamilton in questioning Ferrari's Dutch GP strategy

Ferrari left both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton frustrated by it's questionable strategy at Zandvoort.

RacingNews365·18h ago

Charles Leclerc points to critical 'mistakes' in qualifying frustration

Ferrari could not repeat its threat from sprint qualifying on Saturday, with Leclerc set to start Sunday's race from sixth.

motorsport.com·19h ago

“It’s just nuts” – Lewis Hamilton baffled by Ferrari’s tyre-warming struggle

Lewis Hamilton was left baffled by the Ferrari SF-26 inability to sufficiently warm its tyres up over an out-lap at Formula 1’s Dutch Grand Prix. Both Hamilton and Charles Leclerc required two warm-up laps for their tyres to be in the right temperature window at Zandvoort. They struggled to fifth and sixth respectively in Q3, equalling their worst performance this summer, three to four ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·19h ago

Why McLaren thinks Ferrari is quickest in Zandvoort, but may well be stuck

Ferrari's impressive sprint race at Zandvoort has put its Formula 1 rivals on high alert, but a disappointing qualifying performance may leave the Scuderia unable to use its advantage in the grand prix. Ferrari looked strong in Saturday's sprint, especially in the hands of Charles Leclerc who was much happier with his set-up direction than team-mate Lewis Hamilton. As the only frontrunner to ...Keep reading

Crash.net·21h ago

Charles Leclerc doubts Ferrari had pole potential in Dutch GP qualifying

Charles Leclerc has far more confidence in Ferrari's pace across a race distance rather than a single lap.

Planet F1·1d ago

Ferrari’s Zandvoort qualifying deficit exposed by telemetry data

Ferrari looked capable of challenging in Zandvoort, but telemetry reveals where Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc lost crucial time.

RacingNews365·1d ago

Sick Verstappen struggles at Zandvoort as Norris storms to pole

George Russell converted Sprint pole into sprint victory in Zandvoort, but it was reigning world champion Lando Norris who secured pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix! Russell was his closest challenger and had to settle for second. Lewis Hamilton, after a difficult Sprint, recovered somewhat in qualifying by claiming fifth on the grid, directly ahead of Charles Leclerc. However, the pressure was on the seven-time world champion who was eighth with one lap left in Q3, a moment which made his "heart sink". Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding as he discusses the Zandvoort sprint and Dutch GP qualifying!