US EditionLewis Hamilton lost for words after another disappointing display at Saudi Arabia GP
- Lewis Hamilton finished seventh at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, 31 seconds behind teammate Charles Leclerc, who secured a podium finish.
- Martin Brundle criticized Hamilton's performance, expressing doubt about his claims of not understanding his new Ferrari car.
- Hamilton described his performance in Jeddah as 'horrible' and anticipates a 'painful' first year with Ferrari after several disappointing races.
- Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur defended Hamilton, stating he is fully supportive and acknowledges Hamilton's desire to improve despite recent struggles.
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The Irish SunFerrari boss blasts 'bull***' Hamilton claim as star predicts 'painful' year
FERRARI boss Fred Vasseur blasted the “f***ing bull****” claims that Lewis Hamilton’s form has fallen off a cliff. Seven-time world champion Hamilton had another weekend to forget at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix after his slow start to the season continued with a seventh-place finish. RexLewis Hamilton had another weekend to forgot in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix[/caption] RexHamilton finished 30 seconds behind team-mate Charles Leclerc[/caption]…
Hamilton unhappy, suffers another embarrassing setback in Saudi Arabia
Lewis Hamilton finished only 7th in the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion did not feel well in the race, and Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur could not provide encouraging news about the 40-year-old driver.
Martin Brundle 'doesn't buy' excuses from Lewis Hamilton as veteran's woes go on at Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Martin Brundle 'doesn't buy' excuses from Lewis Hamilton as veteran's woes go on at Saudi Arabian Grand Prix - Martin Brundle has delivered a scathing assessment of Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari struggles, saying he "doesn't buy" the seven-time world champion's explanation that he doesn't understand his new car
Martin Brundle responds to excuses for Lewis Hamilton struggles - 'I don't buy that' - The Mirror
Lewis Hamilton was despondent after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as he continues to struggle to adapt to Ferrari machinery, but Martin Brundle isn't on board with one theory
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