Jolyon Palmer thinks Ferrari may have solved Lewis Hamilton's biggest gripe with the SF-26 in Baku
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Jolyon Palmer has expressed optimism that Ferrari has addressed Lewis Hamilton's concerns regarding the SF-26's straight-line speed after a strong performance in the first practice session of the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Hamilton clocked in third, with Charles Leclerc close behind in fourth, while George Russell led the session.
Palmer noted that Ferrari's straight-line speed appeared competitive compared to Mercedes, a significant improvement given Hamilton's previous complaints about a four-tenths deficit. He highlighted Leclerc's strategic use of battery power during the session, suggesting that Ferrari's adjustments could enhance their performance against rivals as the weekend progresses.
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