BREKING NEWS,Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari Frustrations Boil Over in M

Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari Frustrations Boil Over in Miami Grand Prix

MIAMI – Lewis Hamilton’s much-anticipated tenure with Ferrari hit a turbulent patch during the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, as the seven-time world champion’s frustrations with team strategy erupted over the radio, leading to a heated exchange that has since garnered widespread attention.

Hamilton, who joined Ferrari at the start of the 2025 season, finished the race in eighth place, trailing his teammate Charles Leclerc, who secured seventh. The race was marred by strategic missteps, particularly concerning position swaps between the two drivers. Hamilton, on faster medium tyres, was initially instructed to hold position behind Leclerc, despite demonstrating superior pace.

This delay prompted a sarcastic radio message from Hamilton, suggesting the team “have a tea-break while you’re at it,” a comment that quickly made headlines.

Eventually, Hamilton was allowed to pass Leclerc, but the manoeuvre came too late to capitalize on his tyre advantage. As his tyres degraded, the team reversed the decision, asking Hamilton to yield the position back to Leclerc. This sequence of events further fueled Hamilton’s frustration, leading him to question the team’s decision-making processes.

Post-Race Reaction

After the race, Hamilton stood by his comments, stating:

“I’m not going to apologise for being a fighter. I want to win, and I expect the team to make decisions that reflect that ambition.”

He emphasized that his outburst was driven by passion and a desire for optimal performance, rather than personal animosity toward the team or Leclerc.

Ferrari Responds

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur addressed the incident, acknowledging the need for improved communication and decision-making within the team. He noted that while emotions run high during races, it’s crucial for the team to function cohesively and make timely strategic calls.

Vasseur also confirmed that internal discussions would take place to address the issues raised during the Miami Grand Prix.

Charles Leclerc also weighed in, stressing the importance of fast and clear strategic calls, and admitted the team had room for improvement.

Championship Standings

Despite the setbacks, Ferrari remains competitive in the Constructors’ Championship, currently holding fourth place with 94 points. Hamilton and Leclerc are positioned seventh and fifth, respectively, in the Drivers’ Standings.

The team aims to regroup and address the strategic issues ahead of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix on May 18.

Conclusion

This incident underscores the growing pains of Hamilton’s transition to Ferrari, a move that was met with significant anticipation and scrutiny. As the season progresses, the team’s ability to adapt and refine their strategies will be pivotal in determining their success on the track.

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