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Lewis Hamilton Triggers Serious Action as FIA Announce Further Monaco GP Changes

In a dramatic turn of events ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has once again become the center of attention, prompting swift responses from both the FIA and Ferrari’s senior leadership.

Following mounting scrutiny over Hamilton’s recent performances, Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has come to his defense, strongly condemning what he described as “unwarranted media pressure” and calling for greater responsibility in coverage of the sport’s top drivers.

The controversy began after a series of underwhelming sessions in Monaco saw Hamilton face criticism from pundits and former drivers alike. However, insiders report that Hamilton’s feedback on the circuit’s layout and safety measures during driver briefings prompted the FIA to implement a fresh wave of changes to the Monaco Grand Prix weekend format.

The FIA has since confirmed new measures aimed at improving overtaking opportunities and addressing concerns over driver visibility in key corners of the street circuit. Among the changes are slight modifications to the Nouvelle Chicane and increased regulation on barrier placement to enhance safety and race flow.

“The changes were informed directly by driver input,” an FIA spokesperson stated. “We value the insight of experienced drivers like Hamilton, and their feedback is vital to the evolution of the sport.”

Vasseur, visibly frustrated with the negative press surrounding Hamilton, added: “It’s time the media show more respect to someone who has done so much for Formula 1. Criticism is part of the game, but there’s a line. Lewis is pushing the team forward in every possible way.”

Hamilton has not responded publicly to the media backlash but is said to be fully focused on adapting to the changes and delivering a strong performance on Sunday.

With tensions high and Monaco’s historic layout under the microscope, all eyes will be on Hamilton this weekend as the sport navigates both its tradition and its future.