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Lewis Hamilton suffers second costly error as messy Dutch GP start continues
Lewis Hamilton experienced his second 360-degree spin at the Dutch Grand Prix during FP2, this time at Turn 9.
Despite a similar error during FP1 at Turn 2, the seven-time F1 champion avoided crashing his Ferrari on both occasions.
The 40-year-old driver was pushing the limits of his car, resulting in a messy start to the weekend.
Hamilton eventually went fourth-fastest, outpacing his teammate Charles Leclerc, who faced traffic during his run.
The FP2 session was marked by red flag incidents involving Lance Stroll and Alex Albon, causing disruptions.
Hamilton will aim for a strong performance in the second half of the season, looking to bounce back from a challenging start at Ferrari.
During the Hungarian Grand Prix before the break, Hamilton had expressed frustration with his performance, emphasizing the need for improvement at the Italian team.
