Lewis Hamilton stated that he intends to reveal all the details of the turbulent 2025 Hungarian GP in a future documentary. The Ferrari driver recalled what he considers one of the most difficult moments of his first season with the Italian team and highlighted the evolution experienced since then in Formula 1.
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On that occasion, Hamilton performed well below expectations. Eliminated in Q2, he started only in 12th position, while his teammate, Charles Leclerc, secured pole position. In the race, Leclerc finished in fourth place, and Hamilton crossed the finish line in 12th, one lap behind the leaders.
Recalling that weekend, the seven-time champion highlighted his personal recovery and suggested that there are still unknown behind-the-scenes details. “I’m definitely proud of myself for being able to get out of the place I was in. And one day, when I do my documentary, I’ll tell everything about that weekend and what led up to it,” he stated.
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“Even coming into this week, I felt a big difference from last year and I’m in a completely different place, fortunately. I’m very grateful for how we’ve evolved as a team. The pieces of the puzzle that I’ve been moving are falling into place and now we’ve arrived here with a great car, with an excellent overall package to fight,” he concluded.
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