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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were both forced to fight their way from the back of the grid to a P3 and P4 finish at…

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc shared contrasting views regarding the performance and direction of Ferrari's SF-26 following the Grand Prix. Both drivers fought through the field from poor starting scenarios to finish third and fourth respectively, with Hamilton praising the foundational strengths of the car and factory innovation despite a recognized power deficit.
In contrast, Leclerc offered a pessimistic assessment, citing inconsistencies, a lack of confidence in the car, and a performance drop relative to Red Bull and Mercedes. The result left Hamilton 23 points ahead of Leclerc in the standings with seven races remaining in the season.
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