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F1 CEO Backs Lewis Hamilton's Dream For Eighth Title Amid Hungary Disaster

Formula One CEO Stefano Domenicali has backed Lewis Hamilton in his quest to win his eighth championship title, revealing that he will be back in strong form after the summer break. This statement arrives after the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, where a dejected Hamilton said that he was "useless" and that Ferrari should change the driver.

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Hamilton slammed by F1 legend Minardi amid woeful final result in Hungary

Giancarlo Minardi labeled Lewis Hamilton’s Hungarian Grand Prix weekend as below par, with the seven-time world champion failing to finish in the points after being knocked out in Q2 with the 12th fastest time in qualifying.

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Lewis Hamilton is frustrated and struggling in F1 2025. How concerned should Ferrari be?

Hamilton called himself ‘useless’ after a poor showing in the 2025 Hungarian GP. Now he has F1's summer break to find improvements

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'Useless' or overblown? What Ferrari and the data says about Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton’s downbeat assessment of his own “useless” performance over Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix weekend grab ...

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Lewis Hamilton says he has ‘a lot going on in the background’ after another tough race

A day after calling himself “useless,” Lewis Hamilton said he’s facing issues “in the background” after another difficult ...

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Concern engulfs the F1 paddock amid Hamilton's deep struggles

Tom Kristensen has shared his thoughts on Lewis Hamilton’s difficult season with Ferrari, noting that the seven-time world champion appears to be taking his struggles particularly hard. Speaking on ...

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Major source of Lewis Hamilton frustration claimed as Ferrari ‘fairytale’ falters

His negative comments raised eyebrows in the paddock with some, such as Bernie Ecclestone, suggesting that it is time for ...

Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton are contrasting characters – but neither will fade quietly

Fernando Alonso had his best 2025 weekend at the Hungarian GP, while Lewis Hamilton endured his worst. But their legends ...

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