Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton aired his frustrations after a Ferrari strategic gamble appeared to cost them a shot at winning the Australian Grand Prix. Hamilton remains without a podium for Ferrari after finishing a close fourth behind teammate Charles Leclerc and the Mercedes 1-2 of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli.

Charles Leclerc Reflects After Australian GP Podium. The Ferrari driver still delivered a strong performance in Melbourne, finishing third behind Mercedes drivers George Russell a

This seemed to be evident throughout the weekend at Albert Park, with Leclerc qualifying his car in fourth while teammate Hamilton placed P7. A rapid start off the line for Leclerc meant the 28-year-old battled with George Russell for the lead in the opening portion of the race,

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Charles Leclerc delivered a characteristically measured but pointed assessment after Ferrari’s opening race of the new Formula 1 era, finishing third at the 2026