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Lewis Hamilton delivered a stark self-assessment after a disappointing Q2 exit at the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix, calling himself “useless” and suggesting that Ferrari “probably need to change driver”.
Lewis Hamilton expressed disappointment after getting eliminated in Q2 during the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix and went as far as calling himself “useless” while implying that Ferrari might need to consider a change in their driver lineup. Despite advancing to Q2 easily, Hamilton struggled to find the necessary pace on used Soft tyres and ultimately ended up in 12th place after being pushed back into the elimination zone by other drivers. His frustration was evident over team radio as he lamented his recurring struggles in qualifying. In a post-session interview with Sky Sports F1, Hamilton openly criticized his own performance, attributing the issues solely to himself and suggesting that the team might need a different driver for better results. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc from Ferrari claimed pole position, highlighting the SF-25’s true speed while Hamilton, in his debut season with Ferrari, continues to face challenges and setbacks.
