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Lewis Hamilton sold his entire $13 million car collection, including rare models like the Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta and AMG One, mainly due to environmental concerns and a shift in interests, and now only drives company cars. The only car he would still want to own is the Ferrari F40, which he considers a piece of art, and it remains his dream car.
Ben Anderson ranks all 20 F1 drivers based on their performance at the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix, highlighting Verstappen's win, Sainz's impressive drive, and Stroll's poor weekend, with detailed assessments of each driver's weekend performance.
Lewis Hamilton was surprised to learn that Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix and is now only 12 points behind in the F1 drivers' championship, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the title race and Hamilton's lack of real-time race updates due to limited screens at the track.
Max Verstappen navigated a chaotic Mexican Grand Prix, including a near crash at the start and a penalty for Hamilton, to secure a podium and stay in the championship hunt, with only 36 points behind the leader with five races remaining.
Lando Norris led the final practice session for the 2025 Mexico City Grand Prix, finishing ahead of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, with Norris setting the fastest time of 1:16.633. The session saw competitive times among the top drivers, with Norris, Hamilton, and Russell showcasing strong performances ahead of qualifying.
Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari showed strong performance on the first day of practice at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Hamilton expressing optimism about the team's progress after initial challenges, while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc noted the team's potential but acknowledged McLaren's dominance.
In FP2 for the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton led a Ferrari 1-2, with Charles Leclerc close behind, while McLaren struggled, and Norris hit the wall ending his session early. The session saw intense lap times, tyre strategy considerations, and some incidents, setting the stage for qualifying.
Charles Leclerc described the first day of the Dutch Grand Prix as the worst Friday of the season due to poor performance and significant time deficits, while Lewis Hamilton reported some progress despite challenges. Leclerc aims to turn the situation around, hoping for a 'miracle' in the race, whereas Hamilton remains optimistic about improvements overnight.
Lewis Hamilton faces criticism and doubts about his future in F1 amid a tough start at Ferrari, while Charles Leclerc receives an additional penalty point from the FIA after a frustrating Hungarian GP. Bernie Ecclestone suggests Hamilton should retire, and Leclerc offers reassurance to Hamilton, who vows to return stronger after the summer break.
Ferrari experienced a tumultuous Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, with Charles Leclerc securing pole but facing severe performance issues post-pit stop, while Lewis Hamilton expressed frustration after a difficult qualifying and race, highlighting the unpredictable and challenging nature of Formula 1. The race was marked by technical problems, strategic decisions, and driver frustrations, leaving fans and teams hopeful for improvements in the second half of the season.
Lewis Hamilton expressed frustration and self-criticism after a challenging Hungarian Grand Prix, highlighting internal struggles and a desire to come back stronger after the summer break, amid a difficult debut season with Ferrari.
Toto Wolff defended Lewis Hamilton's emotional honesty after Hamilton's critical comments about his performance at the Hungarian GP, affirming Hamilton's status as the GOAT and expressing optimism about his future in Formula 1 despite recent setbacks.
Lewis Hamilton expressed his love for racing and Ferrari despite a challenging weekend at the Hungarian Grand Prix, where he struggled with poor form and finished 12th, raising concerns about his performance and future with the team, but he remains optimistic about returning for the next race.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes Lewis Hamilton is frustrated but not demotivated after a poor Hungarian GP, and expects him to bounce back after the summer break despite a challenging qualifying and race weekend.
Lewis Hamilton cryptically suggested Ferrari should change drivers amid a challenging Hungarian GP where he finished 12th, citing issues behind the scenes. His comments followed a race where he struggled with strategy and was involved in a minor incident with Max Verstappen, which was investigated but found to be inconsequential. Hamilton expressed love for racing despite the difficulties.