Lewis Hamilton finished second at the Monaco Grand Prix, edging past Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli. The seven‑time champion praised Ferrari’s renewed belief in him and the team’s recent changes. After a shaky 2025 debut, Hamilton’s performance signals a return to form.

Ferrari’s new aerodynamic rules suit Hamilton’s driving style, and the team principal Frederic Vasseur credited the Briton’s resurgence to strategic tweaks and solid reliability. Hamilton’s podium keeps him in second place in the championship, 66 points behind Antonelli.

The result also highlighted Ferrari’s competitive edge in downforce, though power remains a limitation. Hamilton noted the gap to Mercedes, describing their performance as “next level.” The win boosts Ferrari’s morale and positions the team as a serious title contender.

Hamilton’s statement that he feels the need to remind people of his legacy underscores a personal comeback narrative. His strong finish demonstrates that Ferrari’s adjustments are paying off, placing the team firmly in the championship race.