Lewis Hamilton has been slammed for his “theatrics” after struggling to compete with his F1 rivals since switching to Ferrari. The 40-year-old has failed to finish on the podium during his time with the Scuderia and is currently sixth in the Drivers’ Championship standings.

Lewis Hamilton's first season at Ferrari has been tougher than expected - but his focus is already on shaping a 2026 car he says will carry "my DNA"

Lewis Hamilton is betting on Ferrari having a 2026 car capable of fighting for Formula 1 glory as the seven-time champion eyes one more title before he retires from racing

Lewis Hamilton is arguably at the lowest point of his Formula 1 career at the moment. The seven-time world champion The post Ex-F1 Team Boss Demands Lewis Hamilton to Retire Amid Miserable Ferrari Run appeared first on FirstSportz.

There is continued belief from Lewis Hamilton that he and Ferrari will be able to change their fortunes, with the Brit stating the reason "why I signed at Ferrari". The seven-time world champion announced he would be moving to Ferrari from Mercedes before the 2024 season got underway,

Lewis Hamilton’s early struggles at Ferrari have drawn parallels with issues that Sebastian Vettel faced during his own time with the team, according to one of Vettel’s former engineers. It took Ferrari until just before the Austrian Grand Prix,

Former McLaren stalwart Jo Ramirez said he went to speak with Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian Grand Prix. That was in response to Hamilton’s brutal self-criticism, Ramirez telling Hamilton that he had “a bad day at the office” like anyone can.

Lewis Hamilton 's realisation that he can longer produce 'magic' on a consistent basis has resulted in the Ferrari star deflecting blame for his 2025 struggles elsewhere, according to Italian F1 media.