Lewis Hamilton takes blame for Singapore Sprint qualifying
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Lewis Hamilton acknowledged that he made an incorrect decision regarding Ferrari's run plan during the Singapore Sprint qualifying. Despite a strong performance in Bahrain the previous weekend, Hamilton felt disappointed with his results in Singapore.
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Hamilton points finger at himself after Sprint qualifying flopLewis Hamilton has admitted he made the wrong call on Ferrari’s run plan for Sprint Qualifying in Singapore,...
Martin Brundle noticed Lewis Hamilton’s ‘really feisty’ moment during Singapore Sprint qualifyingLewis Hamilton didn’t leave Singapore Sprint qualifying with the same buzz he had after qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend, despite being really ...
Lewis Hamilton issues honest admission to crucial error in Singapore Sprint qualifyingLewis Hamilton took responsibility for a strategic misstep that saw him qualify sixth for the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint Race, trailing Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in third. Hamilton showed promising pace during the first two segments on medium tires. However, the seven-time world champion chose to run early in SQ3 rather than waiting for optimal…
Hamilton points finger at himself after Sprint qualifying flopLewis Hamilton has admitted he made the wrong call on Ferrari’s run plan for Sprint Qualifying in Singapore,...
Martin Brundle noticed Lewis Hamilton’s ‘really feisty’ moment during Singapore Sprint qualifyingLewis Hamilton didn’t leave Singapore Sprint qualifying with the same buzz he had after qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend, despite being really ...
Lewis Hamilton issues honest admission to crucial error in Singapore Sprint qualifyingLewis Hamilton took responsibility for a strategic misstep that saw him qualify sixth for the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint Race, trailing Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in third. Hamilton showed promising pace during the first two segments on medium tires. However, the seven-time world champion chose to run early in SQ3 rather than waiting for optimal…Loading comments…
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