Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton appeared dejected after the Spanish Grand Prix, which he described as his "worst race" ever. Despite making key gains in the opening laps, a slow pit stop and challenges with his Ferrari SF-25 Formula One car led him to finish the race in P6.

Heading into a six-lap restart in Spain with a potential podium on the line, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton finished the Barcelona race in sixth place. And he has only himself to blame according to former F1 driver and Aston Martin ambassador Pedro de la Rosa.

The Italian media have reacted to an alarming Spanish Grand Prix for Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari, labelling the team as one in a ‘full crisis’. Hamilton finished the Spanish GP in sixth and crucially behind Sauber driver Nico Hulkenberg, which led to a dejected post-race interview where the champion blamed himself for a ‘terrible’ race.