Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur has sparked intense debate across the Formula 1 paddock with his latest remarks about Lewis Hamilton.

As the seven-time world champion struggles to adapt to Ferrari’s SF-25 car, Vasseur’s blunt assessment of Hamilton’s performance has left fans and analysts stunned. His comments, described as “harsh” and “unfiltered,” have sent shockwaves through the F1 community.

Hamilton, who has yet to finish higher than fifth in a Grand Prix this season, has voiced frustration over his inability to fully unlock the car’s potential.

However, Vasseur dismissed concerns about Ferrari’s form, stating that the team’s struggles were being exaggerated. “I am not too worried,” he said, adding that Hamilton’s disappointment was actually a positive sign. “If he was happy finishing seventh, that would be a problem,” Vasseur remarked.

The reaction from the F1 grid has been swift, with several drivers and analysts weighing in on Vasseur’s comments. Some believe his remarks were a necessary wake-up call for Hamilton, while others argue that Ferrari’s leadership should be more supportive of their star driver. Meanwhile, Hamilton himself has remained composed, focusing on improving his performance rather than engaging in public disputes.

With the championship battle intensifying, all eyes will be on Hamilton and Ferrari in the upcoming races. Whether Vasseur’s tough stance will motivate Hamilton or create further tension within the team remains to be seen. One thing is certain—Formula 1 fans will be watching closely as this drama unfolds.