168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton believes he has learned some key lessons about his Ferrari F1 car over the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend.

The seven-time wor𓆏ld champion’s mixed start to life at Ferrari continued in Bahrain ꧙as he bounced back from a disappointing ninth in qualifying to claim his best grand prix finish of the season with fifth place in Sunday’s race.

Aside from taking pole position and a victory in the China sprint race, Hamilton has struggled to match new teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc, who qualified t♈hird and came home fourth, ne🥀arly 10 seconds up the road.

But Hamilton ended the weekend on a positive note, revealing he now feels he has 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:“figured out” how best to drive his Ferrari SF-25.

Lewis Hamilton driving style and set-up at Ferrari

Hamilton indicated he has made a breakthrough with his dri♕ving style, and also learned how best to set-up his Ferrari after plenty of experimenting across the first three races.

“Finally we were in a spot and my driving style seemed to ✤be working in that moment and so learned a lot today and this weekend a lot, probably more than all the other weekends,” Hamilton explained.

“It’s clear the car really does require a different driving style and I think I'm finding more - slowly adjusting to that - and also set-up. I think I’ve been a bit all over the place a long way from Charles the past two weekends and then slow🌞ly migrating towards him,

♏“So, I think if I start the weekend with a more conven🃏ient spot and apply the techniques that I learned this weekend hopefully it'll be [better].”

Ferrari PU and braking system

One of the biggest challenges of Hamilton’s adaptation has been getting us🗹ed to Ferrari’s power unit and braking systems.

For the first time in his F1 career, Hamilton is driving a car powered 👍by a non-Mercedes engine.

The 40-year-old Briton is also adju🅰sting to Brembo brakes af🍨ter spending 12 years using Carbon Industries’ braking systems while at Mercedes.

“Sometimes I think we all get stuck in our ways and very stuck right now and I need to keep driving the way I’m driving and make the car come to ꧋me but it’s not working so I'm adjusting myself now to the car,” he said.

“Also 𝄹the way with the tools… it just drives so much different with all the ECU controls that we 💟have, we have to use them a lot different to what we did in the car.”

Speaking to Sky Sports F1, Hamilton added: "I've moved to a new car, and it requires such a diff🐠erent driving style and settings.♛ I'm using engine braking, which we never, ever used in my previous years.

“Much different brakes -🌄 I'm on Brembos now, and I've been on CIs for the last 15 years or so."

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur insisted it is no surprise t🐬hat Hamilton is not fully up to sꦉpeed with his new car yet.

“Hꦺe won't replace 12 years of collaboration in two weeks or in two races, that means for sure we need to improve but this is true for every team in the paddock, our DNA 🦋is to try and do a better job,” Vasseur said.

“It's good to have Lewis with this mindset of 'OK I have to also improve myself, I need to adapt myself to the car'. We'll work on the car and adaptဣ the car to Lewis but he also has to do a step. I think this between us is done in a positive and constructive way.

“We have to stay calm in terms🔴 of judgement of the performance because sometimes🍨 for almost nothing you can change a good weekend to a very poor one, and visa versa.

“Iꩲt means I appreciated the direction of Lewis yesterday, I did my best to push him a little bit and today was in a very good shape and strong shape. Let's start from there next week a🧸nd hope to do [better].”