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Lewis Hamilton Reveals He Had a ‘Different Set Up’ From Charles Leclerc While Reacting to His Struggles in Japan

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After Friday’s practice in Suzuka, Lewis Hamilton suggested there was untapped potential in the Ferrari that they hoped to unlock before qualifying. However, it turned out to be more of the same for the British driver, as he was unable to challenge the top three, let alone contend for pole. After the session, Hamilton remarked that the result didn’t reflect the hard work the team had been putting into the SF-25. While no team would ever admit to…
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Lewis Hamilton Reveals He Had a ‘Different Set Up’ From Charles Leclerc While Reacting to His Struggles in Japan

After Friday’s practice in Suzuka, Lewis Hamilton suggested there was untapped potential in the Ferrari that they hoped to unlock before qualifying. However, it turned out to be more of the same for the British driver, as he was unable to challenge the top three, let alone contend for pole. After the session, Hamilton remarked that the result didn’t reflect the hard work the team had been putting into the SF-25. While no team would ever admit to…

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Lewis Hamilton: "We're not the fastest, but we have a solid starting point" - Japan GP practice

A positive Friday. It’s not the first time this season that Ferrari starts off convincingly, but on a track like Suzuka, it carries more concrete and meaningful value due to its characteristics. Lewis Hamilton recorded the fourth-fastest time in the second free practice session of the Japanese Grand Prix, just over four tenths behind Oscar Piastri‘s best time of 1’28″114 (already faster than the 2024 pole time). “It was a good day. This track is…

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