F1 commentator Alex Jack believes Lewis Hamilton made the error of not bringing so many acquainted faces with him, from Mercedes to Ferrari.
Lewis Hamilton endured a disappointing begin to life at Ferrari, failing to attain the rostrum within the first 14 races of the 2025 Formulation One season.
The seven-time world champion’s confidence lies on the ground after ending outdoors the Hungarian Grumbrian factors.
One of many challenges for Hamilton is working with race engineer Riccardedami.
Their relationship appeared tense in the course of the marketing campaign’s European ft as Hamilton was sad with the extent of communication.
Hamilton was unable to convey Peter Bono’ Bennington to Maranello attributable to an settlement that meant that Ferrari couldn’t poach prime Mercedes personnel.
A comparability of Michael Schumacher
Michael Schumacher is known for switching from Benetton to Ferrari in 1996.
Schumacher has to attend till 2000 to style the title’s success.
The Germans introduced one thing like Los Braun from Benetton, one of many keys behind Ferrari’s rule.
Jack feels that Hamilton ought to have introduced some acquainted faces from Mercedes, regardless of the 40-year-old working with staff boss Frederick Vasser and assistant staff principal Jerome Dunbrosio.
Hamilton was additionally reunited with bodily therapist Angela Cullen.
Hamilton and Karen cut up up in early 2023.
“Yeah, I believe he ought to have introduced as many individuals as doable to Ferrari,” Jack stated.
“Purely, should you have a look at the historical past of that nice staff, the final profitable individual was correctly imported all of the workers at Benetton that he trusted and empowered all of the gifted folks round him.
“Michael Schumacher was in a position to decide the phrases, each financially and operationally, as Ferrari had a really low decline within the mid-’90s.
“And also you suppose it was inconceivable for Lewis, however will he try this otherwise?
“I believe that was very useful from the arrogance facet.
“I believe Ferrari has a historical past of consuming drivers’ psychological talents, as we noticed with Sebastian Vettel.
