Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton missed out on a podium finish in the race after rainy conditions and several safety car interventions.

Lewis Hamilton felt hamstrung by Ferrari strategy, his errors, and the car at the British Grand Prix. Arguing that “a lot of places” were lost through strategy, Hamilton lamented that he had “no confidence” in the “constantly snapping” Ferrari SF-25 as he missed out on a first Ferrari podium.

Hamilton started fifth on the grid amid damp conditions at Silverstone and attacked race winner Lando Norris in the early stages before falling behind a string of cars following a raft of virtual and full safety cars in an incident-packed opening.