Lewis Hamilton, Spanish Grand Prix
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Ferrari, Hamilton and Madrid
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At the Italian Grand Prix last weekend, early on in the race, Hamilton dropped down the grid after colliding at turn two with his teammate Charles Leclerc, leading to the Brit going on the gravel.
The 'car-killing' Madring claimed another victim when Hamilton - who was on course to set the fastest time of the session - veered off track and into the barriers.
Lewis Hamilton has corrected the interpretation of his Ferrari teamwork request after a costly Italian Grand Prix. He is not asking Charles Leclerc to become a supporting driver. Hamilton wants coordinated decisions that give Ferrari the strongest possible result.
Without so much as running a cloth over it, Hamilton ensured the F40 was transported to Maranello's "Classiche" department -- which restores and certifies Ferraris that are over 20 years old -- to restore it to as close to original condition as possible.
"Death, Taxes and Hamilton..."
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Leclerc takes responsibility for Monza incident, says good relationship with Hamilton not affected
MADRID (AP) — Charles Leclerc says his “good relationship” with Lewis Hamilton has not been affected despite admitting he went “too far” while fighting for position with his Ferrari teammate at the Italian Grand Prix.
Spanish Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton crashes in Madrid before ignoring Ferrari instruction to stop car
Kimi Antonelli set the pace in the final practice session of the Spanish Grand Prix in what was a heavily-disrupted session.