Lewis Hamilton’s second-place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix wasn't just his best Ferrari result; it signaled a crucial breakthrough for the seven-time champion. Hamilton expressed his happiest sentiments with the team, stating all the pieces of the puzzle are finally fitting into place after a character-building 2025 season. This resurgence stems from a significant off-season reset at Maranello, including key personnel changes. Hamilton now boasts an engineering team he's "been working towards," with Cedric Michel-Grosjean, Carlo Santi, and Luca Diella providing the support needed. Crucially, Hamilton’s early input into the 2026 car development is also paying dividends, contrasting with his lack of influence on the 2025 ground-effect regulations he struggled with. Team Principal Fred Vasseur’s support in implementing these changes has enabled Hamilton to truly attack the corners. This newfound harmony suggests Hamilton is ready to consistently challenge for podiums, setting the stage for a stronger fight throughout the championship.

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