Lewis Hamilton Plans Talks with Ferrari after British GP Struggles

Following a disappointing performance at the British Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton and Italian media have urged Ferrari to heed his feedback to improve the SF-25 car, which has struggled with handling and stability issues. Hamilton described the car as difficult to drive, particularly in wet and slippery conditions, and noted that strategic errors during the race further hampered his chances of a podium finish. Despite finishing fourth, Hamilton missed out on extending his streak of podiums at Silverstone and plans to discuss changes with Ferrari's design team for the 2026 car to address these problems. Ferrari is focusing on developing next year's car rather than fully fixing the current SF-25, acknowledging resource constraints and regulatory challenges. Meanwhile, teammate Charles Leclerc also faces difficulties with the SF-25, contributing to Ferrari's ongoing performance woes and their continued title drought since 2008. With the Belgian Grand Prix upcoming, Ferrari hopes to introduce a new rear suspension to enhance competitiveness, but it remains unclear if they can challenge leading teams like McLaren this season.