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Amid difficult F1 season, Hamilton admits to self-doubt

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Lewis Hamilton admits to moments of self doubt after second successive Formula One season without a win. Seven-times world champion and most successful driver in sport's history with record 103 wins. Hamilton last won a race in Saudi Arabia in December 2021 when he was battling Red Bull's Max Verstappen for the title.

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The Japan Times

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Amid difficult F1 season, Hamilton admits to self-doubt

Hamilton, a seven-time world champion, last won a race in Saudi Arabia in December 2021 when he was battling Red Bull's Max Verstappen for the title.

2 years ago·Japan

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Le Figaro

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Formula 1: “Is it me or the car?” , admits to wondering Hamilton

After a second season without a win, the English driver raised his questions.

2 years ago·Paris, France

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NOS

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Hamilton expressed doubts after a tough F1 season: “Is it just me or the car?”

Hamilton hasn't won a grand prix for two years now. Nevertheless, he has not given up hope that Mercedes will succeed in developing another winning car.

2 years ago·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)

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The Hindu

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Is it me or is it the car: Seven-time world champion Hamilton admits having self

Hamilton last won a race in Saudi Arabia in December 2021 when he was battling Red Bull’s Max Verstappen for the title, with the Dutch driver ultimately prevailing in Abu Dhabi.

2 years ago·India

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

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Motor racing-Hamilton asked himself 'is it me or is it the car?'

LONDON (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton has admitted to moments of self doubt after the 38-year-old Mercedes driver's second successive Formula One season without a win. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

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Hamilton asked himself 'is it me or is it the car?'

LONDON : Lewis Hamilton has admitted to moments of self doubt after the 38-year-old Mercedes driver's second successive Formula One season without a win.Speaking to the BBC and others in an interview published on Wednesday, the seven-times world champion and most successful driver in the sport's history w

2 years ago·Singapore

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