His recent experience at the Miami Grand Prix only compounded these feelings. After a collision, he finished seventh but was later promoted to sixth after Charles Leclerc received a penalty. Hamilton described that weekend as particularly frustrating, especially considering Ferrari had delivered eleven upgrades for that race.

Key observations:

• Hamilton believes Mercedes, McLaren, and Red Bull have an edge due to different designs on their front wings compared to Ferrari.
• He has won the Canadian Grand Prix a record-equalling seven times, so his expectations are understandably high.
• Hamilton stated, “Because the way we’re preparing at the moment, it’s not helping,” indicating a need for change.

This isn’t just about numbers; it’s about confidence. Hamilton has generally cut a more upbeat figure in F1 this season after a challenging first year with Ferrari. Yet, abandoning the simulator suggests he feels he must take matters into his own hands.

What does this mean for Ferrari? They need to address these issues quickly if they want to remain competitive. Hamilton aims to improve their performance before heading into Canada—will they respond in time?

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