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Hamilton Evaluates New Ferrari Suspension: Little Change Pre-Race

Lewis Hamilton maintains that the recent updates to Ferrari’s rear suspension of the SF-25 haven't significantly altered its handling characteristics, emphasizing his experience during the Mugello filming day.

Our Take:

While Hamilton's insights suggest a degree of stability in the Ferrari setup, it raises questions about the effectiveness of the suspension changes and whether they will prove beneficial as the season progresses. The real test will come on the track during competitive racing, where every nuance in car behavior can make or break a driver’s performance.

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