Lewis Hamilton aims for maiden Ferrari win after tough start to season

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Last updated Jun 9, 2026

Lewis Hamilton aims for maiden Ferrari win after tough start to season
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Lewis Hamilton expressed that his maiden victory for Ferrari is within reach as the 2026 Formula 1 season progresses. The 41-year-old faced significant challenges in 2025, marking his first podium-less season and finishing 86 points behind his teammate Charles Leclerc. Despite a difficult start, Hamilton has reportedly pushed for changes that are beginning to pay off. The ongoing season shows promise for improvement for the veteran driver and his team.

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  • Hamilton is seeking his first Ferrari win in 2026.
  • He had a podium-less season in 2025.
  • Finished 86 points behind Charles Leclerc last year.
  • Hamilton believes changes he requested are showing results.
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  • 8:19 AMAutosportHamilton: Maiden Ferrari F1 win "couldn't be closer" after "begging" for changes which are paying off
  • 8:15 AMMotorsport.comLewis Hamilton: Maiden Ferrari win "couldn't be closer"
  • 8:15 AMYahoo SportsLewis Hamilton: Maiden Ferrari win "couldn't be closer"
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Lewis Hamilton reckons his maiden victory for Ferrari “couldn’t be closer” as the 2026 Formula 1 season has witnessed a rejuvenation from the seven-time world champion. The 41-year-old endured a torrid debut campaign for the Scuderia in 2025, suffering the first podium-less season of his 18-year career to finish 86 points behind team-mate Charles Leclerc. Hamilton was dejected ...Keep reading

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Lewis Hamilton reckons his maiden victory for Ferrari “couldn’t be closer” as the 2026 Formula 1 season has witnessed a rejuvenation from the seven-time world champion. The 41-year-old endured a torrid debut campaign for the Scuderia in 2025, suffering the first podium-less season of his 18-year career to finish 86 points behind team-mate Charles Leclerc. Hamilton was dejected ...Keep reading

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The seven-time world champion is enjoying a much-improved F1 season, crediting team boss Fred Vasseur for his turnaround

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