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Ferrari’s big bosses are meeting for discussions following the team’s poor form in F1 this season, according to reports.
Ferrari’s senior executives are convening for talks in response to the team’s lackluster performance in the current F1 season. Despite holding third place in the constructors’ championship, their gap from Red Bull and the absence of victories by Hamilton and Leclerc have raised concerns.
Following a close finish to McLaren in 2024, Hamilton’s recruitment was aimed at launching a title challenge, but the team’s struggles persisted in 2025, prompting a critical evaluation of driver skills and car limitations.
Post the Singapore GP, both Hamilton and Leclerc expressed frustration over the car’s performance, hinting at growing discontent within the team. The imminent meeting at Maranello aims to address these issues and chart a better course for the upcoming 2026 season under new F1 regulations.
Ferrari’s chairman and CEO are set to lay out plans to enhance the team’s competitiveness and support their drivers, especially Hamilton, whose contract ends in 2026 and might consider alternatives if the team fails to improve significantly.
