Lewis Hamilton admits Ferrari ‘worst it’s ever been’ as new radio surfaces

New radio messages reveal Lew📖i♔s Hamilton admitted his Ferrari was the "worst it's ever been" in Barcelona.

Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton described his Ferrari as “the worst it’s ever been” in new radio messages that have surfaced from the F1 Spanish Grand Prix.

The seven-time world champion made the admission after finishing sixth iღn a difficult race at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Su🍬nday.

Having enjoyed his best qualifying result for Ferrari and ran as high as fourth after making a good start, Hamilton had to let teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc through after just nine 𓃲laps as he struggled for pace.

Hamilton’s pace dropped off at an alarmingly rate following a late Safety Car and he was overtaken by Sauber’s 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Nico Hulkenberg on his way to finishing seventh on the road, before being promoted to P6 as a result of168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Max Verstappen’s post-race penalty.

New radio exchanges between Hamilton and his race engineer Riccardo Adami have since co꧒me to light.

Under the Safety Car, Hamilton was heard infor🃏ming Adami: “The front of the car feels so light all of a sudden. There’s something wrong with that last front wing [change] I think.”

After the restart, Hamilton then radios in to highlight further concerns, reporting: “I don’t know what’s wrong with this car, mate𝓡.”

that Hamilton suffered a problem on his car before the Safety Car, though he refused to say what the issue was.

"You are experienced enough to draw a conclusion after the⭕ first words 𒁃of the driver," Vasseur said.

"If you want to create a polemic, you can. But it's not the case. I think he did 70 per cent of the race in front of Rus💛sell. I'm not sure that Russell said that the race was a disaster.

"But then we had an issue on the car the last stint, before the Safety Car. The result is not good, but he did 45 laps in fr💖ont of Russell.”

Hamilton was in an extremely downbeat mood after the Spanish Grand Prix, whic♕h he described as being “the worst race I’ve e✤xperienced”.

Asked if there are any positives he can take fღrom the wee🅺kend, Hamilton bluntly replied: “Zero.”

The result leaves Hamilton sixth in the drivers’ championship on 71 points, 23 points 🅷behind Leclerc who ꧂claimed his third podium of the season with a hard-earned drive to P3 in Barcelona. 

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