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Following Sunday’s race at the Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton acknowledged that he struggled with several adjustments made to his Ferrari. He cited those tweaks as the reason behind a spin entering the Bus Stop chicane on his final flying lap, which compromised his starting position. The candid admission shed light on a frustrating outing.
Setup decisions in Formula One can make or break a weekend, and even small miscalculations can cost a driver dearly. Hamilton’s willingness to discuss the difficulties points to the ongoing challenge of dialing in his car. As the team works to find the right balance, episodes like this underscore how fine the margins are at the sport’s highest level.
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