Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur said he was in "absolutely no doubt" that Lewis Hamilton would be ready "to perform and perform soon" after his star signing finished fifth in practice for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur said he was in “absolutely no doubt” that Lewis Hamilton would be ready “to perform and perform soon” after his star signing finished fifth in practice for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

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