Published 2 years ago

F1: Mercedes says it pushed Lewis Hamilton’s Baku setup too far

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Lewis Hamilton will race in Canada after suffering back pain in Baku. Mercedes head of strategy James Vowles says the team cannot cause him such pain again. The seven-time world champion suffered severe back pain after wrestling with his bouncing car. Vowle says there is a difference between porpoising, bouncing and bottoming.

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News18 India

FIA Announce Plans to Control 'Porpoising'; Mercedes Say 'Pushed' Lewis Hamilton 'Too Far'

FIA announced that there will be an 'acceptable level of vertical oscillations' as Mercedes said they pushed Lewis Hamilton's car setup too far

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu

Pushed Hamilton's Baku setup too far, says Mercedes

Britain's seven times world champion suffered severe back pain wrestling with his bouncing car in Baku and said it had been his most painful race.

2 years ago·India

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ESPN

Mercedes: Hamilton's car 'pushed too far' in Baku

Mercedes pushed Lewis Hamilton's car setup too far in Azerbaijan last weekend and cannot cause him such pain again, the Formula One team's head of strategy said on Wednesday.

2 years ago·United States

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IOL

Mercedes admits to pushing Lewis Hamilton's Baku set-up too far

2 years ago·South Africa

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Inquirer

F1: Mercedes says it pushed Lewis Hamilton’s Baku setup too far

Mercedes pushed Lewis Hamilton's car setup too far in Azerbaijan last weekend and cannot cause him such pain again, the Formula One team's head of strategy said on

2 years ago·Manila, Philippines

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CDE News

Mercedes say they pushed Hamilton’s Baku setup too far - The Dispatch

Mercedes pushed Lewis Hamilton’s car setup too far in Azerbaijan last weekend and cannot cause him such pain again, the Formula One team’s head of strategy said on Wednesday. Britain…

2 years ago

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