‘Waste of money’ - Lewis Hamilton scolds F1’s flexi-wing clampdown
Lewis Hamilton brands F1's flexi-wi🌼ng clampdown at the Spanish Grand Prix as a "waste of money".

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton believes F1’s fresh flexi-wing clampdown was a “waste of money” after appearing to make no diffe🃏rence at the Spanish Grand Prix.
There was talk that the introduction of more stringent load tests on front wing flexing from this weekend’s race at Barcelona could be a ‘gamechanger’ to F1’s competitive o🍬rder in 2025, but it doesn’t seem to have pegged back McLaren.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Oscar Piastri beat teammate and title rival 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lando Norris to pole position as McLaren convincingly locked out the front row 🐭of the grid at Barcelona, indicating that the rule change had no impact on their performance.
Speaking after he qualified fifth, half a second down on the Mc𓆏Larens, Hamilton was critical of the FIA’s clampdown.
“The balance is definitely not as nice as what we had before. It 𝔍hasn't made any [difference to the leaders],” the seven-time world champion said.
“What a waste of money, it's just wasted everyone's money. It's literally changed nothing. Everyone's bent wi🐬ngs still bend, it is just halfဣ the bending, and everyone's had to make new wings, and spend more money to make these. It doesn’t make any sense.”
Hamilton went on to say that the sport “should be giving that mon෴ey to charity.”
Asked if he was expeౠcting to see a majorღ change to the pecking order, Hamilton replied: “No I didn’t.
“I dr꧅ove it on the simulator and i꧂t was pretty much exactly the same, a little more oversteer in the high-speed.”
Ferrari half a second behind ‘untouchable’ McLaren

Hamilton scored his best result on a Saturday for Ferrari and beat teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc for only the second time in a grand prix qualifying session t🔯his year in Spain.
The 40-year-old🎃 Briton admitted that McLaren are “untouchable” ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚfor Ferrari this season.
“Yeah [th🔴ey’re untoꦿuchable]. It’s an amazing job they’ve done,” he added.
“[To] me it’s half a second, but to the guys in front it is three tenths. It’s not an insurmountable amount that you could catch up, but for example, a lot of work, months, went into developing and gett𒐪ing a tenth of performance.
“We don’t have half a second coming, that’s for sur🦄e, which is what I would need 🗹to topple them.”
Hamilton said he is targeting his first Ferrari pod🥀iu🏅m in a grand prix on Sunday.
"I'm looking forward to it. I got a bit of a long run yesterday. It will be close between everybody. It's🌳 amazing how close everybody is. Half a tenth can put you from s🧔ixth to 11th,” he told Sky Sports F1.
"The lo🐼ng run will be challenging for everybody. Most people have softs and one me꧂dium. Charles and a couple others have two mediums.
"Which tyres are the best? Which strategy is the best? The key wilℱl be getting a good start. My goal is to try and get a podium. I've not had one for God knows how long."

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