Hamilton opens up on his working relationship with Vasseur at Ferrari

Speaking about his relationship with Vasseur and how the Frenchman has helped him settle into the team, Hamilton said: "Fred's support in me has been amazing. It's not been the perfect year as we know, but there's been a lot of learnings and I think we just go from strength to strength."

He then added: "We are more solid and more united as a team than ever before, and I think there's clearly the things that we need to improve on, but we're under no illusions that that's the case."

Finally, the seven-time world champion stressed that everyone is giving their all to improve and grow race by race, working to understand where progress can be made in a season where they’re not fighting for the title.

In what has been a challenging season so far for the Scuderia — still without a single victory while all its main rivals have at least one win to their name — Ferrari’s top management has decided to break its silence and address the team’s current struggles.

Speaking at the Capital Markets Day 2025 event, Ferrari President John Elkann and CEO Benedetto Vigna discussed the team’s difficult moment and outlined how they plan to turn things around in the near future.