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Penalties and a puncture leave Lewis Hamilton struggling again as his Mercedes exit nears

Lewis Hamilton ignored Peter Bonnington's request to retire his W15 during the Qatar Grand Prix and was later penalized for this choice.
Hamilton apologized to his Mercedes crew after a difficult race, stating, "But my fault today so apologies to the team for the false start and then the pit-lane incident."
During the race, Hamilton experienced a puncture and received a drive-through penalty, stating, "I’m switching off when I get there mate.

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