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Hamilton Hails 'World Class' Ferrari Performance
- On June 28, 2025, Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth and Charles Leclerc second for the Austrian Grand Prix in Austria, marking Ferrari's best qualifying of the season.
- Ferrari introduced a sizable upgrade package including a new floor, which Hamilton credited as key to the team's improved performance and operational execution.
- Hamilton expressed satisfaction with the progress, noting he was less than a tenth of a second behind Leclerc and that their improvements came from steady, collective efforts with team boss Fred Vasseur.
- Hamilton called the qualifying a "fantastic result" and a "world class" Ferrari performance while acknowledging he could have qualified second without a small mistake, and Leclerc credited the upgrades for helping the team.
- The improved qualifying position bodes well for Ferrari to apply more pressure on rivals like McLaren and Mercedes but the team still faces challenges given the season's difficulties and Hamilton's ongoing podium drought.
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Lewis Hamilton warns Charles Leclerc as Ferrari learn their Austrian GP fate - The Mirror
Ferrari brought a floor upgrade to the Austrian Grand Prix which Lewis Hamilton wasn't sure would work, but qualifying in Spielberg suggested the Italians have found more pace
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Lewis Hamilton secured a solid fourth-place finish for Ferrari at the F1 Austrian GP, delivering a much-needed boost for the Scuderia after a string of difficult weekends. Strong finish in Austria amid ongoing struggles Despite the encouraging result, Hamilton appeared frustrated with the performance of his SF-25. While he acknowledged a strong start and an... The post Hamilton happy with Ferrari progress but more needed following P4 in F1 Austr…
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