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- 1Lewis Hamilton still not settled at Ferrari, report saysβWhy Lewis Hamilton still doesnβt sound settled at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari continues to draw scrutiny, with a new report arguing the seven-time Formula 1 champion still does not sound fully settled within the team. Questions persist over how comfortable he is with the car, the working environment and Ferrari's early-season form, keeping debate alive about whether the partnership can deliver the results both sides expected.
- 2Ferrari out of victory fight at Azerbaijan GP as Leclerc, Hamilton lament carβγγ§γ©γΌγͺγ―εͺεδΊγγ«η΅‘γγγγ«γ―γ¬γΌγ«γγ’γγγγΌγγεΏ θ¦γγγγ«γγ³γι±ζ«γιγγ¦γΏγ€γ€γζ©θ½γγγγγͺγγ£γγ https://www. as-web.jp/f1/1356783 # asweb # F1 # γγ₯γΌγΉ # 2026_
Ferrari failed to feature in the battle for victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc said the team needs updates to close the gap, while Lewis Hamilton explained he could not get the tyres working across the entire weekend. Both drivers pointed to performance shortfalls as the Italian team left Baku well off the leading pace.
- 3Ferrari's Vasseur criticises Christian Horner's F1 job huntβFerrari boss Fred Vasseur vents frustration over Christian Horner's F1 job search
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has publicly expressed frustration over Christian Horner's ongoing search for a return to Formula 1. Horner, who left Red Bull, has been linked with several team principal roles, and Vasseur's comments add a pointed Formula 1 paddock dimension to the speculation over where the former champion boss will land next.
- 4Ferrari speculation swirls around former Red Bull boss Christian HornerβΌF1 News Today: Christian Horner Ferrari speculation addressed and team boss reveals 'secret negotiations'
Formula 1 headlines are focused on Christian Horner and persistent speculation linking him to Ferrari, with the rumours being publicly addressed. In parallel, a team principal has revealed that 'secret negotiations' took place behind the scenes, adding fuel to the paddock chatter about future team leadership moves.
- 5Leclerc urges Ferrari to bring upgrades after Baku gapβΌβWe were quite far offβ β Charles Leclerc urges Ferrari to βbring upgrades to close the gapβ after Baku
Charles Leclerc said Ferrari were 'quite far off' the pace at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and called on the team to 'bring upgrades to close the gap' to their rivals. His comments after the Baku race highlight Ferrari's frustration with the car's performance and put pressure on the team to deliver development parts in the coming rounds of the Formula 1 season.