Theguardian iconTheguardianSep 6, 2026 ~1 min source read

Lewis Hamilton rules out world title challenge after Italian Grand Prix setback

Hamilton's afternoon included a clash with his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, which he thought was the result of the team's failure to listen to his entreaties to manage their drivers and execute races better.

Lewis Hamilton rules out world title challenge after Italian Grand Prix setback

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Hamilton's afternoon included a clash with his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, which he thought was the result of the team's failure to listen to his entreaties to manage their drivers and execute races...

Briton finishes sixth after clash with teammate Leclerc Hamilton questions Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur's strategy Lewis Hamilton has conceded the Formula One world championship this year is all but out of...

Having been 59 points back he now trails Antonelli by 76 with 10 meetings remaining and he felt that Ferrari not prioritising his title chances, coupled with operational failures, had finally cost him a...

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Hamilton's afternoon included a clash with his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, which he thought was the result of the team's failure to listen to his entreaties to manage their drivers and execute races better. Briton finishes sixth after clash with teammate Leclerc Hamilton questions Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur's strategy Lewis Hamilton has conceded the Formula One world championship this year is all but out of reach after a bruising Italian Grand Prix. Having been 59 points back he now trails Antonelli by 76 with 10 meetings remaining and he felt that Ferrari not prioritising his title chances, coupled with operational failures, had finally cost him a shot at the drivers' championship.

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Briton finishes sixth after clash with teammate Leclerc Hamilton questions Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur's strategy Lewis Hamilton has conceded the Formula One world championship this year is all but out of reach after a bruising Italian Grand Prix. Having been 59 points back he now trails Antonelli by 76 with 10 meetings remaining and he felt that Ferrari not prioritising his title chances, coupled with operational failures, had finally cost him a shot at the drivers' championship.

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