Lewis Hamilton endured a frustrating experience at the Singapore Grand Prix, with Ferrari’s race management coming under intense scrutiny following the event. The Chequered Flag analysis suggests that strategic missteps cost the team dearly, particularly regarding Hamilton’s outcome.
Commentators highlighted the sentiment that the team had «thrown away a double podium», pointing to what went awry during Hamilton’s campaign. The difficulties faced by the seven-time world champion in Singapore were viewed as a direct consequence of errors in planning and execution by the Ferrari squad.
The episode has drawn attention to the challenges Hamilton faces as he competes for Ferrari, with the team now tasked with rectifying these issues to avoid further costly mistakes in future races.
Wait, did Hamilton actually finish on the podium or did I miss something? The article says they threw it away but doesn’t mention where he ended up.
Hamilton’s pace was definitely there, but strategy is half the battle. If they can’t execute under pressure, how do they win championships?
Is anyone else surprised Ferrari is making these rookie errors? This team should know better by now. That double podium feels so close yet entirely out of reach.
I honestly cannot believe they called that pit stop in time. Hamilton looked like he was stuck behind a tractor for half the race.