Lewis Hamilton Baffled by Ferrari's Austrian GP Struggles: "We Were So Slow"
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Lewis Hamilton comes with a lot of tailwind to the Grand Prix of Austria, but collects a bitter damper in Spielberg. This is mainly due to a strategy error by Ferrari.
In Spielberg, the closest Formula 1 World Championship venue to Slovenia, Russell was delighted with the victory, while Hamilton and Leclerc were disappointed.
Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari's lacklustre performance at the Austrian Grand Prix has brought him and the team back to reality after the euphoria of victory in Barcelona, where he took his first win for the Scuderia. The race was won by Mercedes driver George Russell from pole position, ahead of the extremely fast Max Verstappen behind the wheel of a heavily upgraded Red Bull, The Guardian reported.
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Hamilton at odds with Ferrari strategy in ‘reality check’ Austrian GP
Lewis Hamilton described the Austrian Grand Prix as a “reality check” for Ferrari, highlighting their struggle with excessive tire degradation and overall pace. Following a victorious race in Barcelona, expectations were high for Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc, but they ultimately finished fifth, failing to compete with rivals. Hamilton believes Ferrari's strategic choices contributed to their disappointing performance, particularly their…
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