BREAKING:Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari Summoned by FIA Stewards A …read more
Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari Summoned by FIA Stewards A …read more
Lewis Hamilton and his Ferrari team have been summoned by the FIA stewards ahead of the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, marking another regulatory scrutiny for the seven-time world champion in his debut season with the Scuderia. While specific details of the summons have not been disclosed, it adds to a series of technical and procedural challenges faced by Ferrari this season.
Earlier this year, both Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc were disqualified from the Chinese Grand Prix due to separate technical infringements—Hamilton’s car failed to meet the minimum skid block thickness, while Leclerc’s car was found to be under the minimum weight requirement . Additionally, during the Japanese Grand Prix, Ferrari received a warning for a procedural breach involving Hamilton’s practice start .
Despite these setbacks, Hamilton remains optimistic about Ferrari’s prospects in Monaco. He has expressed enthusiasm for experiencing the iconic street circuit in a Ferrari for the first time and has been instrumental in advocating for strategic changes aimed at enhancing the race’s competitiveness .
The FIA’s summons serves as a reminder of the stringent regulatory environment in Formula 1, where teams must navigate both performance and compliance to succeed. As the Monaco Grand Prix approaches, all eyes will be on Ferrari to see how they respond to these challenges and whether they can capitalize on the strategic opportunities presented by recent rule changes.
