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Understanding Hamilton's Qualifying Struggles at the Hungarian Grand Prix

In a challenging qualifying session at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton faced difficulties in achieving the optimal tyre temperature. Fred Vasseur, team principal of Scuderia Ferrari, highlighted this as a key factor impacting Hamilton's performance.

Our Take:

The unpredictable weather and track conditions in Budapest often complicate tyre management, and it seems this season is no exception. Hamilton, a driver of immense talent, has shown resilience in overcoming adversity before, but strategic insights from his team will be critical moving forward, especially in a tight championship race.

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Source: F1Technical

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