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Hamilton Urges Patience with Ferrari's New Suspension Upgrade

Lewis Hamilton shared his thoughts on Ferrari's latest rear suspension upgrade during a recent filming day, noting that it felt "the same as before" and suggesting that noticeable improvements may require time to materialize.

Our Take:

While it's understandable for Hamilton to approach the new Ferrari suspension with caution, his feedback highlights a critical issue in F1: the need for patience in development. As teams rush to close the gap to rivals, it’s essential to remember that significant performance improvements often come gradually, and a single upgrade does not define a season's trajectory.

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Source: Autosport

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