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Lewis Hamilton defends commitment

Lewis Hamilton defends commitment after Ferrari chairman’s criticism of his F1 drivers

Lewis Hamilton says he is “fully committed“ to turning his difficult start to life racing at Ferrari around after its chairman said his Formula One drivers needed to “focus more and talk less.”

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Charles Leclerc gives honest view on Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari situation

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Lewis Hamilton hits back at ‘talk less’ jibe from Ferrari chairman

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Ferrari’s Hamilton, Leclerc downplay Elkann’s ‘not up to par’ comments

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc downplayed Ferrari chairman John Elkann's criticism of their performances this season, insisting the comments were intended to be positive.

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I wake up thinking about driving - Hamilton

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Was Ferrari chairman unfair to Hamilton & Leclerc? - F1 Q&A

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Lewis Hamilton Explains His Side After Elkann’s ‘Focus More’ Comment

Lewis Hamilton clarifies his response to John Elkann’s “focus more” message, revealing the intense workload behind his Ferrari season.

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Lewis Hamilton Sends Message After John Elkann’s Harsh Remarks

Lewis Hamilton delivers a strong message after Ferrari chairman John Elkann’s pointed remarks about the team’s drivers.

Lewis Hamilton receives new vote to be replaced at Ferrari as ex-team boss has his say

Lewis Hamilton's dire season with Ferrari has drummed up reports that he'll be replaced with one F1 star being earmarked for the role.

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Lewis Hamilton has 'more important' concern as Ferrari star bluntly honest about situation

Lewis Hamilton insists he "doesn't care" where he finishes in this year's championship standings. The British driver said building solid groundwork for next season is "more important" and stays hopeful he can challenge for race victories and mount a title ...

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Lewis Hamilton’s BEST team-mate just retired, here’s how he beat the F1 legend

Hamilton also took three wins that year, but was much less consistent than Button, claiming just six podiums to Button's 12, as the 2009 world champion established himself as the 'best of the rest' behind a sublime Vettel.