Hamilton in no-man's land at Silverstone, criticises Ferrari for woeful British GP

Speaking to Sky Sports after the race at Silverstone, ground to some of his most awe-inspiring wins, a frustrated Hamilton said: "It's the worst feeling," regarding his Ferrari car's handling.

The Briton admits to having to reset his confidence in Ferrari's 2025 car time after time, which leaves the 7-time world champion with a feeling of 'not really going anywhere.'

"It's like building a wall and then knocking it down. When you can't build that confidence you're not really going anywhere. You're kind of in no man's land. That's how I felt for most of the race," the Briton said.

Hamilton didn't have to battle his car's defficiencies, but Ferrari's strategy set him back as well, potentially costing him a podium-less record streak breaking P3 result which ultimately went to Nico Hulkenberg.

"We lost time and a lot of places through strategy," Hamilton complained.