Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari debut at the Australian Grand Prix ended in disappointment, with a P10 finish and scathing criticism from Martin Brundle.

Formula 1 is a team sport, and a lacklustre Australian debut for Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari means both parties need to step up.

Lewis Hamilton said he was “lacking information” from the Ferrari pitwall when he made the decision to stay out on slick tyres as the rain began to fall more heavily towards the end of Sunday’s chaotic,

After a disappointing Saturday at the Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc hoped to take advantage of rainy conditions to start 2025 on the right foot. What transpired was a lot of spiny radio messages from the two Scuderia drivers and a disappointing finish for the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion’s debut.

Hamilton and team-mate Charles Leclerc stayed out on the slick tyres a little longer, a decision that proved to be costly for the Scuderia on Sunday

Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari odyssey got off to a tough start after the British driver qualified in eighth for Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur offered feedback after a disastrous Australian Grand Prix where the team finished eighth and tenth.

Fred Vasseur has called on Ferrari to improve its in-race communication with Lewis Hamilton after the seven-time world champion made a disappointing debut with the Italian team at Sunday's Australian Grand Prix.