P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Lewis Hamilton may have hit rock bottom at the Hungarian Grand Prix last weekend, but it may not all be bad news for the seven-time F1 world champion.
Lewis Hamilton’s performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix was disappointing, qualifying in 12th and failing to score points in the race, prompting concerns about his future at Ferrari.
Hamilton’s negative interviews and struggles on track suggest underlying issues that may impact his tenure at Ferrari beyond the 2026 season.
Despite these challenges, the SF-25 showed promise, with Charles Leclerc securing pole position and displaying competitive pace throughout the race weekend.
For Hamilton to succeed in 2026, he must overcome his current form slump, while Ferrari needs to continue developing a competitive car under the new regulations.
Leclerc’s strong performance offers Hamilton hope for the future, as he aims to return to the title-winning form of his earlier career and secure podium finishes and victories in the remaining races of the 2025 season.
