Martin Brundle says he doesn’t understand why 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton was “so angsty” to new Ferrari race engineer Riccardo Adami during the F1 Australian Grand Prix.

Hamilton finished a lowly 10th on his debut for Ferrari, two places behind teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc.

The race proved to be a major missed opportunity for Ferrari as thℱey got their strategy wrong w❀ith the timing of the switch to intermediates from dry tyres.

Hamilton briefly led the race buღ🐷t dropped to eighth for the final stint.

The seven-time world champion then lost a place to Leclerc at the Safety Car restart before losing ninth to 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Oscar Piastri on the final lap.

One recurring theme throughout the race was hearing 168澳⛄洲5最新开奖结果:Hamilton🍨’s frustration over team radio when talking to his new race engineer.

Adami, who has previously worked with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sebastian Vettel and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Carlos Sainz, is Hamilton’s raceไ engineer bec✨ause Peter Bonnington is still at Mercedes.

On several occasions, Hamilton told Adami, “Leave me to it, please”, after the Ferr🥀ari engineer recommended different engine switches or advice to aid his chances of overtaking.

Hamilton w🔯as disgruntled by Ferrari’s strategy and their incorrect weather forecast.

The 40-y🐠ear-old told Adami: “I thought you said it wasn’t going to rain much? We just missed a big opportunity there.”

In his p🔥ost-race column for Sky Sports, Brundle felt that Adami was simply trying to assist Hamilton with “relevant and helpful information.”

“I🌱 don’t understand why Lewis was so angsty with his engineer Riccardo Adami, who I felt was simply trying to pass 🥃over relevant and helpful information,” Brundle wrote.

“It all really fell apart for Ferrari when they rolಌled the dice on dry tyres on a wet track and lost out heavily on track position f꧙or both drivers, and they left Australia seventh in the championship.”

“Disappointing start to Ferrari career”

It🅰 was a poor weekend for Hamilton overall, who struggled for outright speed from the first practice session.

Hamilton qualified a couple of tenths behind Leclerc, whose recﷺord at Albert Park against teammates has been poor over the years.

Hamilton lost out at the start and spent most of the ra🔥ce stuck behind slowe൩r cars.

He was weak in wheel-to-wheel battle, losing out to Leclerc an🌺d Piastri.

Brundle described the weekendꦐ as a “disappointing start” to his🌞 Ferrari career.

“And on that subject, despite lots of h⛎appy words and reasons why he had to learn his steering wheel and other new aspects, Lewis Hamilton had a disappointi﷽ng start to his Ferrari career by any metric,” Brundle added.

“Eighth on the grid behind his teammate Leclerc, losing out a little in the first corner and following Alex Albon’s Williams for what seemed like an age, and then being passed around the outside of the fast turn nine by a spectacularly recovering Piastri on the final lap - consigning Lewꦉis to one point in 10th place - was not where he should be.”