Lewis Hamilton acknowledged that he was “very disappointed” but refused to say that he knocked on him in the first phase of Belgium’s Grand Prix Spring Qualifying.
The seven -time world champion was in the drop zone after making a mistake in his first run in SQ1, but during his second attempt, he came to develop before his ferry was roaming in the final sector.
He’s ready to start the week’s sprint, Directly at Sky Sports F1 at 11 am, From the 18th, his team’s colleague Charles Lilkark won the fourth place when McLaren’s Oscar Pyastal claimed the pole.
Ask what happened, Hamilton said: “I cut.”
He emphasized whether his rear wheels were closed, Hamilton shook his head, before: “For the first time, in my career, in my career.”
Ferrari upgraded the SF-25 with a long wait in the back suspension, but Hamilton noticed that the new part had made little difference.
He said that the car is no longer driving, and he asked about his overall performance, replied: “Not very good. Really don’t have to say much.
“Tomorrow is a new day, so we’ll try … Obviously I am very disappointed.
“A lot of work has gone, and it’s not really good to be there, so hopefully tomorrow will be better.”
Hamilton’s best result for Ferrari was when he won the Chinese Grand Prix Spirits early in his first campaign with the Italian team, but he is still looking for the first Grand Prix Podium in red.
The 40 -year -old told the media on Thursday that the length he was going to improve the team’s low -performing car, insisting that he “refused” to win the World Championship for them.
Davidson made ‘surprise’ by accusing Hamilton of spin
Sky Sports F1 Anthony Davidson said he was “surprised” that Hamilton appeared to accept full responsibility for the incident, giving him the belief that the car was at least partially responsible.
Davidson said: “It is surprising that he has accused it. If he listens to it again, and when he returns to the data and works with engineers, he can think differently.
“But at this time, he is slightly pressed and his Limself is beating himself.
“They will clearly see that the rear lock is locked, and this is very difficult for the driver, unless you are a little careless and throw your brake prejudice too far.
“One of these digital cars can reduce the drivers that they run. They are not too analog these days. You can do a lot on the Flap Pedal Gear Box to try to lock up this.
“It doesn’t matter what he says, the car brought him to a certain degree.”
Sky Sports F1 Martin Bernandal also suggested on the comment that he believes the driver of the incident is not fully responsible.
“His back axis breaks, extremely unusually broken,” said Berndal.
“I don’t think Lewis is more surprised than Hamilton.
“It is almost almost as if he stopped like an engine, and whenever he pulled another shift, he just locked the back axis.”
Schedule Belgium GP Schedule of Sky Sports F1
Saturday 26 July
8.10am: F3 Sprint
Morning 10 pm: Belgium GP Sprint (Lights Out at 11 am)
12.20 pm: Ted’s Sprint Notebook
12.40pm: F2 Sprint
2pm: Belgium GP qualifying (Sessions starts 3pm)
Evening 5 pm: Ted’s Qualifying Notebook
Sunday 27 July
7.25am: F3 Feature Race
8.55am: F2 Feature Race
10.40AM: Porsche Superkup Race
Night 12.30 pm: Grand Prix Sunday: Belgium GP Blood Up*
2pm: Grand Prix of Belgium*
Evening 4 pm: Checker Flag: Belgium GP reaction*
5 pm: Ted’s Notebook
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