Lewis Hamilton has had a disappointing season with Ferrari so far, with the British racing star admitting that things are 'not great' behind the scenes at the F1 team

While the factor of adapting to his SF-25 F1 car could be taken into consideration, last weekend's race at the Hungaroring reached a new low in his Ferrari career. Hamilton was knocked out of Q2 in the qualifying session,

The seven-time world champion endured a difficult day at the Hungaroring, struggling to find pace and rhythm on a track he has historically dominated. The Hungaroring has been one of Hamilton’s most successful circuits,

So stay with Lewis and he will do a great race, and be very, very strong after the summer season." Related: F1 Summer Shutdown: Why Teams Can't Touch Their Cars Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur was asked after the race in Hungary if he would motivate Hamilton.

Former long-time Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone believes that record world champion Lewis Hamilton should consider retirement in the wake of poor results. Hamilton, 40, has had a difficult start at Ferrari after 12 years at Mercedes where he won six of his record-tying seven world titles.