F1 2025 Standings,Lewis Hamilton gets Ferrari boost as team promoted THREE places after…read more
The 2025 British Grand Prix turned out to be one of the most dramatic and memorable races of the season so far, bringing major shifts to both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship standings. Most notably, Lewis Hamilton’s spectacular performance at Silverstone didn’t just earn him a long-awaited win on home soil — it also significantly boosted Ferrari’s position in the championship. The Italian team has now climbed three places in the Constructors’ standings, thanks to Hamilton’s heroics and a strong team performance.
Returning to the top step of the podium at Silverstone, Hamilton reminded fans and critics alike of his world-class talent and racing instinct. This was his first victory since 2021 and came in his debut season with Ferrari, making it all the more historic. After joining the iconic Scuderia at the beginning of the year, Hamilton had faced a mixed start to the season, with several ups and downs. However, everything seemed to come together perfectly at the British Grand Prix.
The race at Silverstone was packed with tension, unexpected weather shifts, and bold strategy calls. Hamilton managed to navigate it all with his trademark poise, supported by an increasingly competitive Ferrari car. His victory not only ended a long personal winless streak but also elevated Ferrari’s momentum in the constructors’ race, helping them overtake several key rivals in the standings.
Ferrari’s strategic improvements throughout the season have started to bear fruit. The team has been developing its car aggressively, and Hamilton’s extensive experience seems to be playing a vital role in optimizing performance. At Silverstone, the team also saw a strong performance from Charles Leclerc, whose consistent pace added valuable points to Ferrari’s total tally.
The result of this dual effort was a massive leap forward in the Constructors’ Championship. Ferrari, who had been struggling around fifth or sixth earlier in the season, now sit in a much more competitive position after jumping three places. This has reignited hopes that the legendary team could be back in serious contention for both titles, especially if they can maintain this form into the second half of the season.
Hamilton’s win also had significant implications for the Drivers’ Championship. While Max Verstappen and Red Bull still lead the standings, Hamilton’s latest result puts him within striking distance of the top four — a position many doubted was achievable just a few races ago. His Silverstone victory has reinvigorated not only his own campaign but also inspired belief among the Ferrari fanbase and paddock insiders alike.
Adding to the excitement of the British Grand Prix were a number of rookie debuts and new faces on the grid. Several young drivers were given their first taste of F1 action due to various team changes and reserve driver promotions. Their presence brought fresh energy to the race weekend, even though most of the spotlight remained fixed on Hamilton’s incredible comeback.
The British Grand Prix has often been a special venue for Hamilton, but the 2025 edition may well go down as one of the most significant moments in his career. Winning for Ferrari, at his home Grand Prix, after a years-long wait, was not just a victory — it was a statement.
As the F1 circus now heads to its next stop, attention turns to whether Ferrari can continue this newfound momentum. With Hamilton seemingly back to his best and the car showing real pace, the rest of the season promises high drama. One thing is certain: Ferrari is no longer an underdog, and Lewis Hamilton is once again a serious contender.
