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Lewis Hamilton revealed that his bizarre power loss during the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix was not due to the Ferrari engine.
Lewis Hamilton revealed that the power loss during the Japanese Grand Prix was not due to his Ferrari power unit but a combination of factors affecting his performance. Despite the setback, Hamilton managed to secure a top-three finish after a timely safety car intervention. However, the power loss caused him to drop to sixth place, behind several drivers, including his teammate Charles Leclerc. Hamilton expressed frustration that Ferrari could not pinpoint the issue that only affected him, while Leclerc’s car performed flawlessly. The team worked diligently during the break to identify and resolve the power loss issue, allowing Hamilton to approach the Miami Grand Prix with confidence. With the problem solved, Hamilton is optimistic about Ferrari’s chances in Miami and believes the team can challenge the dominant Mercedes drivers.
