Lewis Hamilton makes Zandvoort F1 breakthrough after “starting again” for qualifying

Sat 22 Aug · 16:45 UTCupdated Tue 1 Sep · 16:48 UTCHave your say
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Lewis Hamilton experienced a significant turnaround in his performance during the qualifying session for the Dutch Grand Prix, securing a fifth-place start after previously struggling in the sprint race. His teammate, Charles Leclerc, finished second in the sprint, while Hamilton expressed renewed excitement for the race after feeling more confident with his Ferrari car during qualifying.

Despite his improved performance, Hamilton faced challenges with tire warm-up, which he believed hindered his ability to attack the track effectively. He acknowledged that other cars had better tire performance, contributing to his struggles in earlier sessions, but felt optimistic about the upcoming race.

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