Hitting a groundhog at Canadian GP 'devastating'
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FirstSportz on MSN“I Can’t Say Too Much,” Lewis Hamilton Tight-Lipped on Ferrari’s Issues Amid Continuous StrugglesLewis Hamilton‘s move to Scuderia Ferrari was supposed to be a fairytale. The seven-time world champion hoped to bring glory The post “I Can’t Say Too Much,” Lewis Hamilton Tight-Lipped on Ferrari’s Issues Amid Continuous Struggles appeared first on FirstSportz.
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motorsport.com on MSNLewis Hamilton: Canadian GP podium “is still a goal” after Ferrari progressThe Ferrari F1 driver feels a minor breakthrough helped him to fifth on the grid for the Canadian GP, and is targeting a podium charge
Sir Lewis Hamilton says he is ‘devastated’ after learning that he ran over a groundhog during the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday. Amid a difficult first season at Ferrari, Hamilton looked to have good pace at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and after qualifying fifth,
Lewis Hamilton opened up on his future with Ferrari amid challenges and revealed his preference for team boss Fred Vasseur.
Just like Michael Schumacher backed Jean Todt in 1996, Lewis Hamilton is standing firmly behind Fred Vasseur amid growing pressure inside Ferrari.
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PlanetF1 on MSNLewis Hamilton likens Ferrari SF-25 to ‘someone that can’t dance’Lewis Hamilton said he adapted his driving style with a Ferrari car “definitely not suited” for the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. Hamilton was able to drive the SF-25 to P5 on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix – a race he has won a record-equalling seven times – though claimed the Ferrari challenger is “like someone that can’t dance” with “no rhythm”.
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Por JENNA FRYERLewis Hamilton defendió a Fred Vasseur el jueves, en medio de las versiones de que el director de la escudería Ferrari será destituido antes del final de la temporada