Ferrari to ‘Thoroughly’ Investigate Lewis Hamilton Madring Brake Failure
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Lewis Hamilton saw one of his best regularities of the 2026 season abruptly end at the Spanish Grand Prix. Seven-time world champion, the Ferrari rider had previously scored points in the first 13 rounds of the season, but a brake failure forced him to give up prematurely in Madrid, also putting an end to the longest series of results in the top 10 of the drivers involved this season. However, the British rider had taken a good (...)
Ferrari investigates the brake failure that caused Lewis Hamilton to abandon after only seven laps of the Spanish GP....
Ferrari Reveals Lewis Hamilton Brake Fix Attempt as Charles Leclerc Hints at Mystery Issue
Frederic Vasseur says Ferrari tried to solve the brake pedal issue of Lewis Hamilton in F1 Spanish GP, as Charles Leclerc reveals a late tyre mystery. It didn’t take long for Ferrari’s Hamilton to face issues with his brakes in…
Lewis Hamilton brake issue prompts full Ferrari investigation after Madrid retirement
Ferrari has launched a thorough investigation into the brake system problem that forced Lewis Hamilton to retire from the Madrid Grand Prix after only six laps at Madring. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion had started fourth and was the only remaining driver on the 2026 grid to have scored points in every race before his Madrid retirement ended that sequence. The Briton encountered the problem while braking for Turn 5, when the pedal sudde…
Ferrari to ‘thoroughly’ investigate Lewis Hamilton Madring brake failure
Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has said it will run a full investigation of the brake failure that retired Lewis Hamilton from the Spanish Grand Prix. Hamilton retired in the early stages of the Spanish GP, explaining after the race that his brake pedal was going long which left him struggling to slow the car. Speaking to media after the race, Ferrari Team Principal Vasseur revealed that the team didn’t know what had caused the brake failure. “At thi…
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