Louis Hamilton in a brutal four -word four words about fugitive mechanics with continuing problems

Louis Hamilton provided a worrying evaluation about Ferrari after he lost in another podium.

Hamilton ended on Sunday at the Grand Sixth Grand Games as the Oscar won his fifth match in the 2025 season with McLaren.

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As a common record seven times the Formula 1 world champion, Britt with 202 has the most podium in the history of sports.

However, all of this has come to his former teams McLaren and Mercedes, whose fugitive jobs are ongoing.

Hamilton seems to have a problem with his car at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and expressed his concern on Tim Radio by saying “something is wrong in this car”.

A reporter in a conversation with Sky Sports then asked him, “Can you tell us how it feels and what you were dealing with?”

But Hamilton replied, “Especially. It wasn’t just a great day.”

When asked about the Ferrari strategy for the race, he insisted: “The strategy was good, the team did a great job. Just … that’s.”

“What do you want me to say,” Hamilton commented on his disappointing mood?

“We had a really bad day and didn’t say anything to say. It was a hard day. There’s nothing else to add.

“It was terrible. There’s no point to explain it. It’s not your fault. I just don’t know what to say.”

The reporter replied, “I understand this. I just hope they will answer for you.”

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However, Hamilton issued a honest answer to four words about the result.

“I am sure they don’t do it,” he said.

Before adding: “This was probably just me.”

The highest ending of Hamilton this season was won in the fourth place in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

On the other hand, Ferrari’s team -mate Charles Leckler ended three times on the podium, the last of the game at the end of a Sunday show.

The fifth royal champion Max Varstapen ended, but after colliding with George Russell, a ten -second penalty.

It seemed that the first was pressing the latter in the latest in the big matches in its battle.

VerstAppen was then told to allow Redbul to Russell, but he protested and then seemed to be intentionally hit by his rival.

Both drivers were summoned to the steward of the accident and received the Dutch driver.