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Lewis Hamilton calls first Ferrari F1 season 'a nightmare'

Lewis Hamilton calls first Ferrari F1 season ‘a nightmare’ after dismal Brazilian GP

Lewis Hamilton has called his first Formula One season with Ferrari “a nightmare” after the seven-time world champion retired from a bruising 2025 São Paulo Grand Prix.

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Real Madrid Star Sends Message to Lewis Hamilton After F1 Punishment

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Lewis Hamilton Laments Ferrari F1 "Nightmare" After Crashes End Brazil Hopes

F1 Announces More Punishment for Oscar Piastri

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F1 Announces More Punishment for Oscar Piastri After Brazil GP

FIA hands Oscar Piastri an additional punishment after already serving a 10-second time penalty after collision with Kimi Antonelli at the Brazil GP.

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Piastri's penalty and Hamilton's future - F1 Q&A

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Oscar Piastri Defends Himself After Controversial Brazil F1 Penalty: 'I can't do that'

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Lando Norris asserts 'I can say what I want' in bold Brazilian GP interview exchange

"No, I can say what I want, I can think what I want," Norris replied.

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Recap and reaction as Norris leads title race by 24 points after Sao Paulo win

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Norris Wins Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix to Extend His Lead With 3 Races Left

Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari dream turns sour: What’s left to salvage this season?

No single result can fully rectify a tricky first year – but the “nightmare” of 2025 can be an essential part of their shared story

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Ferrari’s Nightmare F1 Season Just Hit Rock Bottom

The sport’s most glamorous team is on track to finish the year without a single win, its star driver is despondent and infighting has broken out.

Ferrari boss takes cheeky swipe at Lewis Hamilton after F1 star’s ‘disastrous’ Sao Paulo Grand Prix

LEWIS HAMILTON caught a stray from his own boss after a miserable weekend in Brazil. The seven-time world champion collected just two points in the sprint, qualified 13th for the Grand Prix and

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F1 LIVE | Wolff warns against writing off Verstappen, as Elkann wants Hamilton and Leclerc silent

Hello and welcome to an all-new day of Formula One news. And you couldn't have chosen a better place, because when speed and accuracy ar of the order, GPblog is the benchmark. Toto Wolff was full of praise for Max Verstappen after the Dutchman stormed from the pit lane to the podium at Interlagos.