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Hamilton's Struggling Brakes: A Turning Point in Singapore

Lewis Hamilton experienced a critical moment during the Singapore Grand Prix when he dramatically reduced his speed by over 30 seconds due to brake failure. Despite this setback, he revealed that his brakes “came back a little” as he navigated the final laps.

Our Take:

Hamilton's ability to adapt and manage such a precarious situation highlights not only his skill but also the unpredictable nature of Formula 1. This incident raises questions about brake reliability in stressful conditions, potentially influencing future designs across the grid.

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Source: Keith Collantine

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