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Hamilton smentisce voci su sostituzioni nel team Ferrari dopo ritiro a Madrid

17 September

Hamilton denies rumours of Ferrari replacements after Madrid retirement

Ferrari, Formula 1, Frederic Vasseur, Lewis Hamilton, Madrid, F1 World Championship

MADRID – Lewis Hamilton responded to rumors circulating regarding alleged requests to replace top Ferrari team members, particularly Frederic Vasseur, with a social media post. The 41-year-old British driver denied requesting changes and emphasized the hard work and dedication of the entire team. The denial comes just days after he retired from the Madrid race due to a brake problem, an incident that complicated his pursuit of the championship, currently dominated by Kimi Antonelli. Hamilton stated: "I've seen some of the reports that have been circulating…

Antonelli dominates FP2 in Madrid, Russell optimistic despite difficulties

Antonelli, Formula 1, FP2, Madrid, Russell

MADRID – During the first day of free practice at the new Madrid circuit, Kimi Antonelli set the fastest time in the second session, leaving teammate George Russell behind, who slipped from first to fifth place. Antonelli described the track as "very interesting and challenging, with many high-speed corners and close walls." He emphasized the importance of precise lines and braking, saying: "It's very easy to brake, as there are many points where you brake and turn the steering wheel at the same time. It's a fun challenge, and I'm enjoying it." Furthermore,…

Leclerc and Hamilton were the protagonists in free practice on the new Grand Prix circuit

Charles Leclerc, Formula 1, Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton, Madrid, Free practice

MADRID – The Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix began with free practice on the new Madrid street circuit, where Charles Leclerc displayed strong pace, confirming his lead over Lewis Hamilton in the opening two sessions. The Monegasque driver took third and second in FP1 and FP2, respectively, while Hamilton finished fourth and third, demonstrating some difficulty finding the optimal car balance. Leclerc, recovering from a crash in Monza, appreciated the track and the evolving grip levels: "I expect significant improvements over the course of the weekend -…