Hamilton despite being disappointing 2025, Ferrari F1 incited for the future so far

Lewis Hamilton The 2025 Formula 1 season is not making a disappointing start, what he can achieve for his optimism Ferrari,

40 -year -old took a stunning blockbuster step for Scuderia in winter after 12 successful campaigns. MercedesWhere he won his six record-seven world titles.

However, his Shanghai sprint wins on one side, Hamilton has made a great start in Ferrari as the Britain is seventh in the championship after six rounds and is not yet a score of Grand Prix Podium.

The last time Hamilton’s up-down-down weekend in Miami was the representative of his season: he finished third in Sprint, but finished eighth after qualifying in 12th on Sunday.

“I was usually a good day,” he said after the Miami Grand Prix. “Eighth really doesn’t look like this, but I feel optimistic for the future.

“I think this car really has a performance. But some are holding us back at this time. We have lost the performance since China (Round Two), and it’s there, it is just we can’t use it.

“Until we get a fix for him, it is where we are. But in the meantime, we can work on all other goods.”

“This is still a difficult week for us,” Hamilton said, “But we are in a better position here, so we are clearly not as soon as we are able to.”

Most of Hamilton’s Miami race was spent squabbing with its engineers on the radio, as he and the team-mate Charles Lakeler For the same situation obstructs each other’s fight.

Lakeler, who finished seventh in Miami, has also launched a disappointing campaign, which is fifth in the championship with the previous weekend, of course his worst so far.

After finishing sixth for sprint, To which he had reacted, “speed is not just there”He failed to compete due to an east-gourd crash before starting the Grand Prix in the eighth.

And after the Grand Prix, Lakeler doubled his previous deficiency-demonstration comment, saying: “Today was not the Sunday we wanted, and even if there is no speed, I don’t think there was no miracle.

“If everything had gone completely, we might have finished in front of the km (Antonally, P6), but this is the case.

“The car had not much, so I think we need to separate two things. Yes, we need to fix the issues that we probably cost a position (fight with Hamilton), but the other seven or six positions are under the car, and we need to improve it.”

Lakeler hoped to improve some extent at the end of next week in Emola, but think that his struggles would return to the next round, which is his domestic program in Monaco – one whom he won last year.

“I think Emola might be good,” said the eight -time Grand Prix winner.

“Unfortunately, I am not really ready for Monaco this year because I don’t think we have found a car there.”