Lewis Hamilton admits to qualifying mistake in Singapore
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Lewis Hamilton has acknowledged making a 'wrong choice' during the final session of qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix. Despite showing strong performance earlier, Hamilton's decision impacted his results as Scuderia Ferrari secured a 1-2 finish in the second phase.
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First to reportLewis Hamilton owns up to wrong call as Ferrari struggles in Singapore SQ3Lewis Hamilton has conceded he made the ‘wrong choice’ when deciding on the SQ3 run plan at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix. Ferrari took a 1-2 in the second phase of qualifying with Charles Leclerc on top and Hamilton three tenths adrift, and the Scuderia went for a different strategy to its rivals in the top-10 shootout, as all cars switched from medium to soft tyres as per the ... Keep reading
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Lewis Hamilton takes the blame for F1 qualifying blunder in SingaporeAfter showing massive promise during the opening segments of the Singapore Grand Prix sprint shootout, Scuderia Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton completely fell apart during the decisive final session. While his team-mate Charles Leclerc managed to secure a solid third-place starting position on the tight Marina Bay Street Circuit, the seven-time world champion will be forced to start Saturday's ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 08:25 UTCRead →
Hamilton reveals why he failed to deliver in Q3 after dominating the opening two qualifying segmentsHamilton entered qualifying looking increasingly competitive after Ferrari made progress with its setup between sessions. The Briton praised the work of the team's engineers and mechanics, explaining that the car had felt particularly strong during Q1 and Q2.
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Lewis Hamilton owns up to wrong call as Ferrari struggles in Singapore SQ3Lewis Hamilton has conceded he made the ‘wrong choice’ when deciding on the SQ3 run plan at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix. Ferrari took a 1-2 in the second phase of qualifying with Charles Leclerc on top and Hamilton three tenths adrift, and the Scuderia went for a different strategy to its rivals in the top-10 shootout, as all cars switched from medium to soft tyres as per the ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFri 9 Oct · 16:06 UTCRead their report →Lewis Hamilton takes the blame for F1 qualifying blunder in SingaporeAfter showing massive promise during the opening segments of the Singapore Grand Prix sprint shootout, Scuderia Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton completely fell apart during the decisive final session. While his team-mate Charles Leclerc managed to secure a solid third-place starting position on the tight Marina Bay Street Circuit, the seven-time world champion will be forced to start Saturday's ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 08:25 UTCRead →Hamilton reveals why he failed to deliver in Q3 after dominating the opening two qualifying segmentsHamilton entered qualifying looking increasingly competitive after Ferrari made progress with its setup between sessions. The Briton praised the work of the team's engineers and mechanics, explaining that the car had felt particularly strong during Q1 and Q2.f1technical.netSun 11 Oct · 00:00 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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