Overview

• Hamilton rejected suggestions of a rift with Riccardo Adami, calling speculation ‘noise’ and ‘BS’.
• He said terse radio exchanges in Australia, Miami and Monaco reflected signal problems and normal strategy talks rather than personal tension.
• Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur defended the pairing, pointing to pre-planned radio protocols and reception gaps in certain circuits.
• Hamilton emphasised that he and Adami are still adapting their working dynamic after his move from Mercedes and a long partnership with Peter Bonnington.
• Ferrari plans to introduce technical updates, including adjustments driven by the FIA’s new flexi-wing clampdown, at the Spanish Grand Prix to bolster its performance.