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FirstSportz on MSN“No Orders,” Lewis Hamilton Clarifies on Sending Documents to Ferrari over 2025 Struggles
Lewis Hamilton has faced a very difficult time with Ferrari in his debut year. The Briton has been unable to The post “No ...
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PlanetF1 on MSNCharles Leclerc warned ‘too comfortable’ at Ferrari after clear statement on exit talk
Leclerc went on to make a clear statement over his Ferrari future when speaking to The Times. Not only did he stress his ...
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Daily Express US on MSNFerrari told perfect replacement for Lewis Hamilton after exit hint
With 10 races left in the 2025 season, the 40-year-old trails teammate Charles Leclerc by 42 points and remains without a podium finish. Should Hamilton decide to end his F1 career at the season's ...
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has admitted that both he and Lewis Hamilton may have underestimated the scale of the Briton's challenge.
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PlanetF1 on MSNWhat Fred Vasseur said about Christian Horner in Ferrari message
Silencing rumours that he was about to be sacked by Ferrari by confirming an extension, Fred Vasseur says Christian Horner’s ...
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PlanetF1 on MSNFerrari avoided ‘really stupid’ error with new Fred Vasseur contract, claims Toto Wolff
Ferrari recently silenced speculation over the future of team principal Fred Vasseur by agreeing a new multi-year contract.
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GPblog on MSNIs Vasseur the key? Wolff 'dreams' of this Ferrari F1 'future'
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has hailed Ferrari’s move to keep Frédéric Vasseur at the helm, describing the decision as a no-brainer, and dreams of a particularly enticing Ferrari F1 scenario. “Any ...
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PlanetF1 on MSNLewis Hamilton and Ferrari ‘underestimated’ challenge in telling Vasseur admission
While Lewis Hamilton is not retiring, he and Ferrari did perhaps “underestimate” the challenge of his adaptation. That is the ...
There were many rumors in the Italian press about an early departure of Fred Vasseur as team boss of Ferrari, but in the end, ...
Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer has analysed data to propose a theory on Charles Leclerc’s pace drop-off in Hungary.
The seven-time world champion has opened up on his first impression of working at Ferrari after a 12-season stint at Mercedes.
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