Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur believes 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton can help the team develop in "every single area” during the 2025 F1 season.

Seven-time world champion Hamilton is gearing up for his debut campaign with F1’s most iconic team after completing a blockbuster winter transfer from rivals Mercedes to link up with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc. 

Hamilton has tested Ferrari’s 2023, 2024 and 2025 cars as he looks to speed up his assimilation ahead of the 🐈season, where he will hope to challenge for a record-breaking eighth world title.

The 40-year-old Briton joins a Ferrari team on the rise✱, with the Scuderia narrowly missing out on winning a first constructors’ championship since 2008 last term tꦇo McLaren.

“This is true fo꧂r every single driver on the grid, they all are part of the development of the car, of the evolution of the car,” Vasseur told media includin😼g mahbx.com.

“For sure, Lewis is in the first stage of t🌠his collaboration because he did only two TPCs and is now on track [SF-25 shakedown]. But for sure, the feedback is always important because the feedback is helping the team ไto develop and to do a better job.

“Even if it's on small details, what we have to keep in mind is that last year we finished 14 points behind McLaren. I💛t means that it's less than one point per race. It's an average of 300 seconds between us and the guy in front of us on the gr♓id.

“It means we are always speaking about details. It's not a matter of changing the car completely or whatever. If we are able to bring a small bit of performance on one or two topics, it's already ꦚa huge step forward.

“Lewis is coming with his own experience, with his own background, and he will help the team to develop in every single area. For sure, we will do a quick comparison between the two engines,✨ between the two chassis, between how we𒊎 operate on track.

“As a team, we𝐆 have to avoid being shy and to try to understand where we can improve. And thi♌s is my job and the job of the technicians.”

Lewis Hamilton ‘the perfect fit’ for Ferrari

Hamilton has spoken of feeling “invigorated” foll🌠owing his switch to Maranello, and Vasseur, who was his team boss when he won the GP2 championship in 2006, believes the former Meꦐrcedes driver is the “perfect fit” for Ferrari.

"He's not the same, he's 20 years older than when we were together first and everybody is changing, improvi🍎ng, developing,” Vasseur explained.

"For sure, he's much more mature, much mor🏅e experienced and he's the pe🀅rfect fit with the team today.

"That's exactly what I was looking for, for the team, for me, fo🍬r Charles, I think it's the perfect combination.”

Hamiltoꦫn’s notable struggles in a disappointing final season with Mercedes have led some to question whether his best days are behind him, b🍸ut Vasseur has reiterated he has no doubts about his star signing.

“He showed in Abu Dhabi, starting from the back and coming back to P4, overtaking Russ🎃ell in the last lap, that the pace is there and I had no doꦡubt before,” he added.