Ferrari's strategy calls often come into question, but they blame for Hamilton's decision to stay out on softs in Singapore was solely his call.

Lewis Hamilton adds his voice to support from within Ferrari towards embattled F1 team boss Fred Vasseur. But what about its top executives?

Ralf Schumacher has backed Ferrari's strategic gamble at the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, when the Italian team opted to take a risk by starting both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc on the soft tyres.

Lewis Hamilton is among a handful of Formula One drivers who transcend the sport to become pop-culture figures. In addition to winning seven Formula One World Drivers' Championships, tying Michael Schumacher's record,

Lewis Hamilton told Ferrari he was losing time stuck behind Charles Leclerc during the Singapore Grand Prix, and the team’s reply was to focus on tires rather than move his teammate aside.

Lewis Hamilton says he can accept when he is wrong after taking blame for the strategy call in the F1 Singapore GP, as Frederic Vasseur questions the media. Ferrari split the strategy to try and outsmart Red Bull and

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton admitted he botched a call over tyres that cost him and Ferrari a second podium place at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday. But Hamilton decided to stay out in second place on his much older soft tyres,

Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari's two-versus-one advantage is the only way to beat Max Verstappen in Singapore