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Lewis Hamilton has admitted that he has been “living a nightmare” during his opening F1 season with Ferrari as his Sao Paulo GP ended in retirement.
Lewis Hamilton expressed that his opening Formula 1 season with Ferrari has been a “living nightmare,” following his early retirement at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Both Hamilton and his team-mate Charles Leclerc failed to finish the race, with separate incidents causing their retirements.
Hamilton’s comeback attempt from 13th on the grid was hampered by a collision with Carlos Sainz and later with Franco Colapinto, resulting in severe damage to his car.
Facing an undriveable car due to damaged floor, Ferrari made the decision to retire Hamilton on Lap 37 to save mileage on his engine.
Hamilton described the weekend as one to forget, expressing his disappointment for the team and pledging to come back stronger in the next race.
Despite the challenging season, Hamilton remains hopeful and optimistic for better results in the future, staying committed to working hard with the team and staying positive amidst the struggles.
