Can Ferrari Win the Japanese GP 2025 After Disqualification? – exclusive story

• By Dr. AK Rana

“Ferrari made some changes to the car after the sprint race. I don’t know much, but I think it didn’t turn out well, as you can see,” said Lewis Hamilton, his dark, humble eyes reflecting both acceptance and a smile that seemed to hide something.

When the car struggled in the sprint, changes were inevitable. Some say Charles Leclerc wasn’t happy with the car’s balance, so adjustments were made to improve things. But instead of progress, it turned into a nightmare for Hamilton.

And that was just the beginning.

Winning the sprint only to end up with a disappointing points finish in the Chinese GP was frustrating enough.

But the real shock came later—a disqualification!

Yes, you heard that right. And as you probably already know,

both Ferraris were disqualified,

from the Chinese GP.

This was not what Lewis Hamilton signed up for.

Ferrari is infamous for strategic blunders, miscalculations, and inconsistency—even when they have a strong car. It’s not about resources; they finished second in the Constructors’ Championship, and sponsorships and money are not an issue.

 Then what exactly is going wrong?

Mistakes happen in F1.

Lando Norris’ brake issue is a prime example, yet McLaren managed to navigate through their problems. Ferrari, on the other hand, seems to be sinking.

And Hamilton didn’t join Ferrari to sink.

He came to win. He came for his eighth title.

Now, with a crucial triple-header ahead, the situation at Ferrari has likely sparked intense meetings, hours of discussions, and serious debates about what went wrong and how to fix it.

Meanwhile, across the paddock:

Some teams are enjoying a well-deserved break, recharging before the next battle.

Some are making bold moves—like Red Bull deciding to part ways with Liam Lawson.

Some drivers are spending time with family, welcoming new members.

Some rookies are back in school, balancing studies and racing.

And some are relentlessly preparing for the next big race.

But now, it’s race week.

Slowly but surely, everyone will return to the paddock as we head to the Japanese GP.

Who will win in Japan?

That’s a discussion for our next blog.

Till then, take care, finish all your pending work, and free up your weekend because, as the song goes—

It’s Friday then… Saturday, Sunday, what?!

(Ha.. Ha.. Ha..)

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