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Lewis Hamilton has denied speculation that Ferrari is set to develop the rear suspension on its car, amid a difficult start to the 2025 F1 campaign.
Lewis Hamilton has denied rumors about Ferrari working on developing the rear suspension for its car during a challenging start to the 2025 Formula 1 season. He currently sits in seventh place in the Drivers’ Championship for the Italian team.
Teammate Charles Leclerc is in fifth place with 12 points ahead of Hamilton, both struggling with the SF-25 car that was expected to challenge McLaren closely this season.
Despite Hamilton’s Sprint win in China and Leclerc’s third place in Saudi Arabia, the Scuderia has not been able to compete strongly due in part to issues with the rear suspension of the SF-25.
Hamilton has criticized the car’s performance, describing it as feeling “alien” and denying any involvement in developing the rear suspension amid rumors of updates for Imola.
Looking ahead to the Spanish Grand Prix, Hamilton is hopeful for improvements and stated that the team is focused on unlocking the SF-25’s full potential without ruling out future changes for better performance.
