Zandvoort once again witnessed Ferrari's nightmare. After Hungary, this time at the Dutch GP, the Maranello team failed to reach the podium again. The seaside circuit was initially considered suitable for the red car's characteristics, but reality was far from expectations.
Victory once again went to Lando Norris from McLaren, who dominated the entire weekend. Meanwhile, Mercedes managed to capitalize on the situation, with Kimi Antonelli even adding important points.
The most prominent issue was Lewis Hamilton's anger on the team radio. He was frustrated because the team refused to swap positions between him and Charles Leclerc, who were on different strategies. As a result, both drivers were disappointed, and the final outcome was far from satisfying.

This incident adds to the long list of Ferrari's strategic failures in crucial moments. Opportunities to improve positions were wide open, but the team's rigidity in communication ruined everything.
With this result, McLaren strengthens its lead in the constructors' standings, while Ferrari must quickly improve if they don't want to fall further behind. The second half of the season promises to be even tighter, and every small mistake could be fatal.
Watch the full analysis of the Dutch GP in the I Doppiati F1 podcast, available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcast.



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