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Hamilton's Intriguing Remarks at Hungarian GP Spark Speculation

Lewis Hamilton's recent comments at the Hungarian Grand Prix have stirred discussions after he suggested Ferrari should consider a "change driver," all while reflecting on his own struggles that led to a disappointing 12th-place finish. Following his exit in the second qualifying session, Hamilton hinted at underlying issues affecting his performance, describing the situation as "not great."

Our Take:

Hamilton's remarks seem to be more than just a critique of Ferrari; they could also be interpreted as a reflection on the competitive pressure he faces. As the sport evolves, drivers like Hamilton must adapt quickly, and this may signal a growing frustration with both his and the team's performance moving into the next race.

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Source: Autosport

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McLaren Shakes Up Strategy: Insights from the Hungarian GP

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Hamilton Faces Challenges but Will Recover After Hungarian GP Frustrations

Lewis Hamilton's performance at the Hungarian GP left him frustrated after a disappointing exit from qualifying and a P12 start in the race. Ferrari's team principal Fred Vasseur acknowledged Hamilton's feelings but is confident the veteran driver will regain his competitive edge. Our Take:

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