Bernie Ecclestone Terms Lewis Hamilton “a Little Bit Political” in Recent Comments on the Ferrari Star

Bernie Ecclestone terms Lewis Hamilton “a little bit political” in recent comments on the Ferrari star

Bernie Ecclestone questioned Ferrari's signing of Lewis Hamilton, claiming the team needs someone to take charge and command the work.

Bernie Ecclestone says Lewis Hamilton is a bit political, a trait he sees as typical of Ferrari

The legendary former Formula 1 supremo has once again commented on the partnership between the British driver and the Maranello-based team, expressing doubts over whether it was the right decision. Bernie tough on Lewis In recent weeks, Bernie Ecclestone has not been particularly kind in his remarks about Lewis Hamilton, who has endured a very disappointing first part of the season with Scuderia Ferrari. After previously telling him to “get a mo…

Ex-F1 Team Boss Demands Lewis Hamilton to Retire Amid Miserable Ferrari Run

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.

Hamilton accused of Ferrari conflict after numerous 'theatrics'

Lewis Hamilton's 'theatrics' at Ferrari this season have created unnecessary conflict within the team, according to one respected F1 pundit.

Lewis Hamilton Faces Intense Criticism Amid Ferrari 'Political' Controversy

Bernie Ecclestone has tossed another match at Ferrari’s new era, questioning whether signing Lewis Hamilton for 2025 was ever the right call — and suggesting the seven-time champion’s current struggles are drifting into politics. Hamilton’s switch from Mercedes to Maranello was the biggest transfer the sport has seen in years, but the partnership hasn’t ignited. He’s still waiting for a first podium in red, and the tension has bubbled into publi…

'Typical' Lewis Hamilton under heavy scrutiny over 'political' storm at Ferrari

Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has pointed the finger at Lewis Hamilton for his "typical" response to Ferrari's F1 2025 problems.