Hamilton Explains Why Ferrari’s Qualifying Magic Disappeared in Q3
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Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) revealed that his wing adjustments in an attempt to extract more speed during the official qualifying session for the 2026 F1 Singapore Grand Prix backfired. He had recorded the fastest times in Q1 and Q2, making him a strong contender for pole position, but in Q3…
Lewis Hamilton has had an intense qualifying session at the Singapore GP, where, after showing great pace in the early stages, he made a set-up to his car that proved too risky. The British driver set a standout time in the first qualifying sessions, with his teammate, Charles […] The post Hamilton pushes the limits with risky set-up in Singapore GP qualifying appeared first on FormulaRapida.net.
Lewis Hamilton hopes that Ferrari will be able to fight for victory with Max Verstappen in the Singapore Grand Prix. After finishing the sprint race in second place, the British again proved competitive in qualifying and seemed to be a candidate for pole position. However, Hamilton felt more difficulties in the final phase of the session [...] The Hamilton content hopes to discuss victory after failing pole in Singapore appears first in F1PT.
Ferrari Singapore GP analysis: Why Lewis Hamilton's setup made pole so difficult
Ferrari’s Singapore GP qualifying analysis reveals two very different approaches to setting up the SF-26, with Lewis Hamilton appearing to have a car capable of challenging for pole position but one that was particularly difficult to exploit at the limit. Charles Leclerc ultimately secured second place at Marina Bay, ahead of Lewis Hamilton in third, […]
Lewis Hamilton plots Ferrari ambush on Max Verstappen after frustrating qualifying
Following an incredibly intense qualifying session under the floodlights of the Marina Bay Street Circuit, Scuderia Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton will start Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix from the second row of the grid. While Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen successfully secured pole position—edging out Charles Leclerc by a mere 0.054 seconds - Hamilton followed closely in third, just 0.123s ...Keep reading
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