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Lewis Hamilton’s negative comments analysed
Martin Brundle believes Lewis Hamilton’s recent comment at the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix was regrettable, as Hamilton called himself ‘useless’ and expressed dissatisfaction with his qualifying performance. After finishing 12th in the race, Hamilton reiterated his negative self-assessment, leaving Brundle feeling his interview was difficult to watch. The former F1 driver expressed a wish to edit out Hamilton’s remarks, believing they will have a lasting impact and were best left unsaid. With teammate Charles Leclerc securing pole position, the situation added salt to Hamilton’s wounds, highlighting the lack of consistency in Ferrari’s performance affecting Hamilton’s confidence. The need for Hamilton to reset and regain his confidence was emphasized by commentators like Bernie Collins and Jamie Chadwick, who noted the challenges he faces in adapting to a new team and car. As Hamilton enters the summer break before the F1 Dutch Grand Prix, the focus is on his ability to bounce back from a difficult period with Ferrari.
