On the eve of what promises to be an epic Abu Dhabi title decider, it is time to bring you up to speed with the latest F1 news.<\/p>\n
Lewis Hamilton<\/a> has \u201cso many notes\u201d for Ferrari after a bruising Qatar Grand Prix, while team boss Fred Vasseur has had his say on the \u201cnegativity\u201d surrounding the team. All this and much more, so let\u2019s dive into the action.<\/p>\n Ferrari, prepare for the Lewis Hamilton \u2018notes\u2019<\/p>\n Qatar was another disappointing race weekend for Hamilton, and Ferrari in general.<\/p>\n Hamilton dropped out in Q1 during Sprint and Grand Prix qualifying, with Ferrari\u2019s four points for the weekend scored by Charles Leclerc.<\/p>\n As the Scuderia limps towards the F1 2025 chequered flag, Hamilton has \u201cso many notes\u201d for Ferrari on how to improve.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Lewis Hamilton has \u2018so many notes\u2019 for Ferrari in \u2018no reason couldn\u2019t fix\u2019 claim<\/a><\/p>\n Ferrari responds to Lewis Hamilton \u2018negativity\u2019 claim<\/p>\n Hamilton said the \u201cnegativity\u201d within the media does not help Ferrari. Fred Vasseur fully agrees.<\/p>\n He also pointed to how Max Verstappen \u201cwas able to\u201d drive out of the Red Bull rut back to winning days, which proves to Ferrari that it is possible.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 \u2018Verstappen could do it\u2019 \u2013 Ferrari\u2019s telling response to \u2018negativity\u2019 in \u2018tough\u2019 season<\/a><\/p>\n Lewis Hamilton to miss Abu Dhabi FP1<\/p>\n Hamilton heads to Abu Dhabi looking to avoid a first podiumless season in his record-breaking F1 career.<\/p>\n He will, though, have one hour less practice to perfect his approach, as Ferrari needs to satisfy its rookie sessions quota for the season.<\/p>\n As a result, Charles will share the track with his brother Arthur, in an all-Leclerc Ferrari FP1 line-up.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Lewis Hamilton to miss Abu Dhabi Grand Prix FP1 as Ferrari junior steps in<\/a><\/p>\n Yuki Tsunoda defiant after Red Bull demotion<\/p>\n While Hamilton will be back for F1 2026, Yuki Tsunoda now knows that he will not have a place on next season\u2019s grid.<\/p>\n His spot at Red Bull is to be taken by Isack Hadjar, as Tsunoda becomes Red Bull test and reserve driver.<\/p>\n But, Tsunoda has declared that he is \u201cnot finished\u201d, despite this \u201csetback\u201d in his F1 career.<\/p>\n