- Lewis Hamilton has dismissed speculation that he may retire at the end of the current season, despite struggling in his first nine races for Ferrari.
- Lewis Hamilton, who is currently sixth in the championship standings, affirmed his commitment to Ferrari, stating he is "here for several years" and there are "zero doubts" about his dedication.
- The seven-time world champion has defended Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur amid rumours of his potential removal, stating Vasseur is the "main reason" he joined Ferrari and is the right person to lead the team to the top.
- The 40-year-old aims for an improved performance at the Canadian Grand Prix, a track where he secured his first F1 victory in 2007.
- Lewis Hamilton has a two-year contract with Ferrari and is looking forward to the regulation change in 2026.
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