Hamilton apologises to Ferrari for Singapore strategy

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Lewis Hamilton has acknowledged his mistake in strategy during the Singapore Grand Prix, where he opted not to pit under the Virtual Safety Car. The Mercedes driver expressed regret to his team, Ferrari, stating that his decision cost them valuable points.

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First to reportHamilton apologises to Ferrari for strategy call after falling to sixth | Formula 1Lewis Hamilton apologised to his team after he decided not to make a second pit stop and was passed by three rivals.Hamilton apologises to Ferrari after failing to pit when they told him to | Formula 1Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur revealed the team called Hamilton in but "he missed the pit entry".Hamilton apologises to Ferrari for overriding strategy callLewis Hamilton apologised to his Ferrari team for his costly decision to override their strategy call during the Singapore Grand Prix.Lewis Hamilton on failed Singapore GP strategy: “A painful lesson”Lewis Hamilton says his poor strategy call at the Singapore Grand Prix was "a painful lesson".Hamilton apologizes to Ferrari for strategy call“Sorry, boys, I let you down today with that strategy,” Hamilton said on team radio. “My call, and I lost us valuable points.”
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