"Complete nonsense": Lewis Hamilton dismisses rumors of losing faith in Ferrari

Hamilton moved to Ferrari and has already completed two races for his new team, but the results have so far been less than stellar. The Brit commented on the start of the season and rumors of his disappointment.

Details: Sky Sports Formula 1 expert Bernie Collins claimed that Hamilton is beginning to lose faith in his new team. However, the driver himself refuted this, calling such talk complete nonsense.

Quote: "I saw someone say I'm losing faith in the team – that's complete nonsense. I absolutely, 100% believe in this team. Of course, there was a huge buzz at the start of the year, but I don't know if everyone expected us to start winning races and clinch the title in the very first season," Hamilton stated.

Incidentally, the Chinese Grand Prix was not without its controversial moments, but the most significant ones emerged post-race. During weighing, it was found that after fuel drainage, the cars of Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly weighed one kilogram less than the minimum allowable 800 kg. Lewis Hamilton was also subjected to disqualification.

Reminder: Ferrari newcomer Lewis Hamilton, having won the sprint qualifying, added to his collection with a victory in the main sprint race. At the finish, the Brit faced virtually no competition.