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Full Lewis Hamilton radio as Ferrari investigation underway after loss of power in FP2
Ferrari says it is still investigating the cause after Lewis Hamilton stopped on track and completed just 13 laps in second practice.
- On Friday, Lewis Hamilton stopped his Ferrari on track during second practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix after suffering a power-related issue, finishing 11th on the timesheets.
- The 41-year-old Briton's preparations were already compromised after conducting aerodynamic rake experiments on his Ferrari SF-26 during the first part of opening practice.
- Ferrari is still investigating the cause of the power loss, with Hamilton admitting he is "praying everything's ok" after missing crucial long runs.
- Team Principal Fred Vasseur confirmed the team will "take a decision tonight" on necessary repairs before Saturday's FP3 and Qualifying sessions.
- Hamilton rejected suggestions that Ferrari holds "quite an advantage" due to turbo performance, noting Mercedes and Red Bull remain quick at the end of straights.
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Ferrari are left with mixed feelings after Friday's practice session for the Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc was fastest in both sessions, while Lewis Hamilton lost valuable track time due to an engine failure. The seven-time world champion was unable to complete a long stage, but was overall satisfied with his car, while the Monaco driver said there are still some areas for improvement.
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