Hamilton criticizes Ferrari for lack of team orders at Dutch GP

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Last updated Aug 23, 2026

Hamilton criticizes Ferrari for lack of team orders at Dutch GP
Summary

Lewis Hamilton expressed frustration with Ferrari for not implementing team orders during the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort on Sunday. Finishing fourth, Hamilton's race was marked by a mid-race battle with teammate Charles Leclerc. Hamilton urged Ferrari to emulate Mercedes' efficiency, highlighting a situation where Leclerc hindered his progress. Despite overtaking Oscar Piastri earlier, Hamilton was unable to advance further until Leclerc pitted, which came late in the race. Hamilton aims to address this issue with Ferrari in the future.

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By the Numbers
  • •Hamilton finished fourth at the Dutch GP on August 23, 2026.
  • •He was frustrated by Ferrari's decision-making during the race.
  • •Hamilton suggested Ferrari should learn from Mercedes' strategies.
  • •The race featured a notable battle between Hamilton and Leclerc.
  • •Hamilton plans to discuss the team's race strategy moving forward.
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Lewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to be more like Mercedes with its efficiency after growing frustrated by a lack of team orders during the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver finished fourth in an action-packed contest at Zandvoort on Sunday, with his mid-race battle with stablemate Charles Leclerc arguably being Hamilton’s defining period. Hamilton had just overtaken ...Keep reading

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Lewis Hamilton has urged Ferrari to be more like Mercedes with its efficiency after growing frustrated by a lack of team orders during the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver finished fourth in an action-packed contest at Zandvoort on Sunday, with his mid-race battle with stablemate Charles Leclerc arguably being Hamilton’s defining period. Hamilton had just overtaken ...Keep reading

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Lewis Hamilton throws light on how Mercedes operate and what Ferrari can learn after team orders drama in F1 Dutch GP, but praises their work. Not often that Hamilton is heard shouting on the radio as he did in F1…

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