That is the opinion held by his Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, who pointed to how a gap of just one-tenth to Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc in Hungary Q2 had such drastic consequences for Hamilton. It made for a situation which looked “silly”.

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These struggles have been compared to Sainz's performances, who was cast aside to make room for Hamilton before recording the first multi-win season of his career in 2024. Vasseur believes that the extra time needed for the new recruit to adapt is linked to the length of his Mercedes tenure.

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