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Lewis Hamilton’s attempts to push Ferrari towards major operational change are reportedly creating increasingly different reactions inside Maranello, with some staff supporting his frustration while others believe the seven-time world champion has been too quick to blame engineers for problems…

Lewis Hamilton's push for operational changes at Ferrari has reportedly caused a split reaction inside the Maranello team. While some staff members support Hamilton's frustrations, others believe the seven-time world champion has been overly quick to blame engineers for issues connected to his own on-track performances following tense race weekends.
Tensions escalated after incidents at Zandvoort and Monza involving teammate Charles Leclerc, along with strategic disagreements under team principal Fred Vasseur. Corriere della Sera reported that some Ferrari personnel feel Hamilton has made too many mistakes, while others argue the team has shown excessive favoritism toward Leclerc.
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