Lewis Hamilton has opened up on the contents of the documents he’s sent to Ferrari in hopes of building a better future with the team. The seven-time World Champion clarified that there were “no orders” in those documents — just suggestions.

Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari certainly had an interesting weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix. The team brought upgrades to their rear suspension and whilst Charles Leclerc qualified and finished fourth for the sprint and qualified and finished third for the main race,

Ferrari has secured Fred Vasseur's services as team principal for several more years, putting an end to uncertainty about his position at the Italian racing team. The 57-year-old French executive faced mounting pressure following a disappointing campaign that saw new signing Lewis Hamilton struggle to find form and Charles Leclerc fall behind