Hamilton needs 'brain transplant' amidst Ferrari woes: 'Bosses aren't happy'

Lewis Hamilton's start at Ferrari has been a rollercoaster ride, albeit one with more downs than ups. After qualifying P7 for the F1 race in Jeddah, the Briton revealed Ferrari bosses are not happy with his performances.

What does Hamilton need to turn his Ferrari stint around? "A brain transplant," is the Briton's brutal take, before elaborating further on his performance -or lack thereof- in conversation with Viaplay after the qualifying session in Jeddah ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

“It’s not the end of the world, but there’s tonnes of time just sitting there that I’m not extracting. Losing two-tenths just in the last sector, three tenths in the first sector, a tenth in the middle sector. It’s just not good enough."

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“I am working really, really hard at it. It’s not coming easy at all," added Hamilton before revealing the state of affairs at Ferrari, particularly with the Scuderia's top brass.

“I’ve just got to keep on taking a deep breath. I know that the fans aren’t happy. I’m sure the team are not happy. I know the bosses are not happy. And I’m not happy with my results."

“But all I can continue to do is continue to try believe in myself, stay positive and keep working at it. And that’s what I’m trying to do.”