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Fred Vasseur has reflected on Lewis Hamilton’s performance at Zandvoort, seeing the positives despite the 40-year-old’s race-ending crash.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has confirmed that they will investigate Lewis Hamilton’s crash at the Dutch Grand Prix, despite initially not suspecting any issues with his car.
Vasseur expressed satisfaction with Hamilton’s performance at Zandvoort prior to the incident, noting his strong pace and recovery from a challenging period before the summer break.
Although some believe Hamilton’s mistakes occur when he is gaining momentum with the team, Vasseur dismissed the idea that it’s linked to confidence, citing the Dutch Grand Prix crash as an isolated incident.
The track conditions and Hamilton’s wider line were factors in the crash, prompting Ferrari to assess any potential car-related issues.
Vasseur praised Hamilton for his speed and recovery during the race, even though the final result was disappointing for the team’s expectations.
