“The big problem is the car”

The first races are being a sway of emotions for Lewis Hamilton. A pilot who achieved his first pole and red victory during the Sprint in the China GP. However, in the following races, the British sensations to the SF-25 controls have been getting worse, admitting that “I don’t know what happens to me”, a phrase that said during the past GP of Saudi Arabia.

Different emotions day

Saturday He started with a career at the Sprint in which the heptacampeón of the world started from the 7th position, behind his teammate. Despite this, Lewis Hamilton managed to take advantage of the chaos of the tire changes, where Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz suffered an accident, to be able to ascend to the 3rd position, being his second podium of the season.

However, The classification for Sunday’s race arrived now, in which a greater sum of points are distributed. In it, the British has fallen into Q2, ending in the 12th position to less than a tenth of cutting time marked by Yuki Tsunoda. In part, this is due to a blocked that the pilot has had in the last braking of the circuit, in which he has lost crucial tenths to move on to the last round of the session.

“The situation is that the car is not quick enough. The work window is almost impossible to see and is very inconsistent every time it goes out on track”, Said Ferrari’s pilot.

“The biggest problem is throughout the car. I prefer wet because the car does not feel good in either condition and can be more a lottery”, He continued.

“I have tried things with the brakes, with the balance, I have tried to give the maximum, but it even seems not enough. I don’t know, all I can do is keep trying”, Concluded Lewis Hamilton.

This is how the Ferrari pilot has fallen into Q2 after a Saturday day in which he has achieved a podium in the Sprint, but on a return, he has not had enough rhythm to match Charles Leclerc.