Ferrari has been quick to address an issue that could impact their driver, Lewis Hamilton. The team is currently working on fixing Hamilton's car following a crash during practice for the Belgian Grand Prix. This move comes as the seven-time Formula 1 champion finds himself in a precarious position in the championship standings, with his teammate George Russell now leading him by 50 points [1].
Meanwhile, another news outlet, Skysports.com, has reported that Mercedes driver George Russell feels "knocked down" after an early retirement during the Spa race. Toto Wolff, the team's CEO, is working to resolve the mystery behind the car problems that have plagued the team in recent races [2].
In a separate report from msn.com, it was mentioned that George Russell discovered the culprit responsible for his stoppage at qualifying in Budapest. This information suggests that Mercedes may be facing internal issues with their cars as well [3].
The sources do not explicitly state which team is experiencing more problems or if both teams are having similar issues. However, they all agree on the urgency of addressing these car malfunctions to ensure a smooth race for Hamilton and Russell.