Lewis Hamilton expressed his frustration after a disappointing performance at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, labeling his time with Ferrari as a “nightmare.” Despite Ferrari’s historical success in Formula 1, the team has struggled in recent years, with their last championship win dating back to 2008. Hamilton, now 40, had high hopes when he joined Ferrari but has faced challenges, failing to secure a podium finish this season.
In Brazil, Hamilton’s race was plagued by issues, culminating in a collision with Franco Colapinto’s Alpine and subsequent retirement. The race was also tough for Ferrari overall, as Charles Leclerc failed to finish after a collision with Oscar Piastri. This poor performance has seen Ferrari drop to fourth place in the constructors’ standings, trailing behind Mercedes and Red Bull.
Hamilton acknowledged the difficulties faced by the team, emphasizing the need to stay positive despite the setbacks. As the season progresses, Hamilton is looking ahead to the future, hoping for better results. With new cars and engines on the horizon for the 2026 season, Hamilton remains determined and optimistic about what lies ahead, aiming to overcome the challenges and achieve success in the future.