- Ferrari chairman John Elkann urged Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to “talk less and focus more on driving” after both failed to finish the Brazilian Grand Prix.
- Hamilton, who has not secured a podium in 21 outings for Ferrari, described his first season with the team as a “nightmare” earlier this month.
- Responding to Elkann's comments, Hamilton stated he is constantly focused on driving and maintains a “great relationship” with the chairman, insisting he has not taken the remarks personally.
- Despite a sprint victory in China, Hamilton's move to Ferrari has largely not gone to plan, with the team currently fourth in the constructors' championship.
- Hamilton expressed his unwavering belief in the team's resilience and his commitment to achieving success, acknowledging that steering the large organisation in a new direction requires significant time.
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