Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton is said to be advocating for significant alterations at the Italian outfit.
The record seven-time world title winner is understood to be seeking to return the Scuderia to championship prominence in Formula 1.
Italian sources indicate that the adjustments Hamilton is pursuing relate to the organisation of the team.
Conversations have reportedly taken place concerning Hamilton’s existing professional dynamic with Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur.
The development has sparked additional speculation regarding the squad’s strategic trajectory going forward.
Elsewhere, former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is reported to be exploring a comeback to Formula 1.
The 52-year-old has been away from the paddock since his contentious dismissal by Red Bull in July 2025.
The expiry of an important deadline is understood to have created a substantial window for Horner to re-enter the sport.
Horner served at Red Bull for more than ten years, playing a pivotal role in moulding the discipline.
Meanwhile, current world champion Lando Norris encountered difficulties following an occurrence in the cooldown facility at the Spanish Grand Prix involving the Coca-Cola brand.
The 26-year-old McLaren competitor had already experienced disappointment when a virtual safety car period denied him what appeared to be a certain race win.
In separate developments, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix schedule has been adjusted to begin on a Saturday.
The event will be staged at the Baku City Circuit, which joined the Formula 1 calendar in 2016.
Red Bull young driver Arvid Lindblad has also attracted attention this week after underperforming in a British driving examination.