Ferrari’s decision to pull Lewis Hamilton out of the Spanish Grand Prix after just seven laps was not a case of surrendering a potential victory — it was, according to Fred Vasseur, a straightforward matter of safety. Hamilton had made an encouraging start at the Madring and briefly found himself in the fight at the front after Max Verstappen returned third place to him following the Red Bull driver’s first-corner excursion. But any hopes of con…
According to Corriere della Sera, the seven-time F1 champion is unhappy with the engineers working with him on the track and has already asked for key specialists to be replaced. Details of the conflict in Scuderia are in the article.