Lewis Hamilton is determined to put in the hard work necessary to improve his performance at Ferrari after previously hinting at the possibility of being let go. Hamilton, who is currently in the initial year of his lucrative £60 million annual contract with Ferrari, has faced challenges this season, trailing behind teammate Charles Leclerc by 42 points and failing to secure a podium finish in 14 races. Expressing frustration with his own results, Hamilton admitted his struggles during the Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying session.
Following a much-needed mid-season break, Hamilton expressed his renewed determination and motivation to bounce back at the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix. Reflecting on the pressure he faced in the first half of the season, Hamilton emphasized the importance of enjoying the sport and working together with his team to make necessary improvements.
Despite some critical remarks from fellow drivers, including George Russell, who dismissed Hamilton’s self-criticism, others like Fernando Alonso have shown support for the seasoned driver. Alonso acknowledged Hamilton’s exceptional talent and expressed confidence in his ability to overcome challenges and return to top form alongside Ferrari.
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