Lewis Hamilton says prospect of 2025 F1 win for Ferrari is ‘far-fetched’
Lewis Hamilton hints Ferrari are already focusing on 2026
- Lewis Hamilton believes winning a race for Ferrari in his debut 2025 season is "far-fetched", despite the team being second in the constructors' championship.
- The seven-time world champion has not secured a podium finish in his 16 races with Ferrari, though he did win a sprint race in China.
- Hamilton expressed optimism for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, hoping to improve performance, but remains realistic about his prospects for a full race victory this year.
- He is focusing on gaining experience with the team and contributing to improvements for the new engine and chassis regulations in 2026.
- Teammate Charles Leclerc is confident for Baku, citing a strong record of five consecutive pole positions at the circuit, but acknowledges McLaren and Red Bull's current strength and past race pace issues.