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Hamilton Looks Forward to Comeback After Disappointing Race

Lewis Hamilton expressed optimism about returning to the grid after a challenging 12th place finish in Hungary, where he faced criticism for his performance. Despite his earlier comments suggesting he was underperforming and hinting at a potential need for a new driver at Ferrari, Hamilton remains hopeful.

Our Take:

Hamilton's struggles this season showcase the intense pressure that elite drivers face. While his pessimism is understandable, his commitment to returning suggests resilience; a must-have trait for anyone hoping to remain competitive in Formula 1.

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Source: Reuters

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