Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff has “no doubt” that168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lewis Hamilton will rediscover his old “magic” at Ferrari.

Seven-time world champion Hamilton has endured a difficult start to life at Ferrari since completing his blockbuster switch from Merc♔edes.

Aside from taking an impressive pole position an𒀰d victory in the China sprint race, it has been a disappointing campaign so far for Hamilton.

The 40-year-old Briton has been convincingly outperformed by teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc and is only seventh in the drivers’ champio🔯nship, 68 points down on McLaren’s Oscar Piastri.

Hamilton has struggled to get to grips with Fer🤪rari’s ꦏ2025 challenger and has not managed to finish higher than fifth in a grand prix so far this season.

Bu𓂃t Hamilton’s former boss Wolff has backed Hamilto🎃n to get back to his best once he has settled at Ferrari.

“I think we saw that magic in ൲the Sprint Race – was💮 it Shanghai? He was completely dominating that race,” Wolff said on Friday at the Miami Grand Prix.

“It’s not like you have the magic in one race and then sudd𓆏enly you lose the magic in the next one. I very much believe that it’s still there.

“If he aligns all his performance contributors and feels he is in the right space and the car is to his liking, he will be stellar. I have no doubt. But I’m also not surprised it has those road bumps. He was with us 12 years - the way of operaꦬtin💞g.

“He’s been put in a Ferrari, where his teammate has been a long time. And his team-mate clearly is one of the very good ones. So from the 🌌outside and speaki🐠ng to him, it’s a trajectory any new driver needs to go through in a top team.

Hamilton was unab🧸le to compete for pole position in sprint qualifying in Miami and ended up seventh-fastest.

He was once again outpaced by Leclerc, who was sixth♓ and more than three tenths of a second off Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli who beat the McLaren ཧpair to a shock pole.

After the session,🔴 Hamilton conceded Ferrari are lacking pace compared to their rivals in Miami.

"It was a🌱 better session. P1 was probably a bit better, the car was a bit bet♓ter, the car was a bit nicer to drive. We are just lacking speed, but we just keep working from there,” he said.

Asked if he can make progress in the sprint, Hamilton replied: “Not really. I think all the cars ahead are faster. I don't know what el🦂se to say."