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Lewis Hamilton was once again berated by Italian media, after crashing out of the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort last weekend.
Lewis Hamilton faced criticism from Italian media after crashing out of the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort last weekend, ending his race on lap 23 due to a mistake on the damp track.
This marked another underwhelming performance for the seven-time champion, who started the race in seventh and failed to make progress before the crash.
Hamilton’s struggles at Ferrari have not gone unnoticed by the Italian press, with Gazzetta giving him a rating of 5 out of 10 for the race, highlighting his difficulties in qualifying and lack of progress during the race.
Meanwhile, teammate Charles Leclerc received a more positive review despite also crashing out, showing signs of potential success if not for the late incident.
Ferrari’s lackluster season continued at Zandvoort, with zero points scored and Mercedes closing in on them in the constructors’ championship standings.
As the season progresses, Hamilton will be looking to regain confidence and improve his performance, especially with the Italian Grand Prix at Monza coming up, where he will face heightened scrutiny and pressure from fans and media.
