Lewis Hamilton defends Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur, lauding him as essential to his future Formula One success. Amid speculation about Vasseur's potential replacement, Hamilton dismissed rumors, showing commitment to Ferrari and expressing confidence in Vasseur's leadership as crucial for upcoming championships.

"It's not worth commenting," says Hamilton in reaction to media claims that Ferrari is to dump Fred Vasseur. Corriere della Sera reported on Wednesday that the Frenchman is close to being sacked, with Antonello Coletta, who heads the Maranello company's WEC operation, said to be in line to replace him.

Lewis Hamilton offered a strong message to the world’s media in Canada on Thursday, amid speculation the 40-year-old may retire at the end of the current season. Hamilton, who joined Ferrari in the off-season after 12 years and six world titles at Mercedes,

Lewis Hamilton ’s entrance at the Canadian Grand Prix has grabbed attention as he decided to ditch his entourage and go solo in the F1 paddock. Despite donning Ferrari red for most of his paddock entrances in 2025, Hamilton has returned to his familiar fashionable style in Monaco and now Montreal.

F1: Lewis Hamilton ... Then Ferrari decided to pit ahead of the race restart, changing to intermediates, which sent their drivers to ninth and 10th respectively. Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur ...

Frederic Vasseur has defended Ferrari's Miami Grand Prix team orders calls and, although the team principal accepted the frustration of drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton during the race ...

Hitting arguably the lowest point in Ferrari’s season as neither Lewis Hamilton nor Charles Leclerc ... to former Ferrari tech boss Cardile, although he left in July and left a vacuum that ...

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur lashed out at the Italian media after reports he is on the verge of being sacked from the Formula 1 team.