Update on Lewis Hamilton after he crashed Ferrari at Barcelona test

“As it’s beenℱ explained to me, by a senior Ferrari source..."

Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton was unscathed and Ferrari are not concerned after his crash in Barcelona.

Hamilton lost control of his Ferrari on Wednesday at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, in his third overall day of driving f🧸or his new F1 team.

But he was unhurt by the incident, whic💙h has now been described as a “minor crash” by Sky Sports.

Craig Slate🃏r reported: “He was described as absoluteℱly fine afterwards, by a senior Ferrari source.

“But the car had to be recovered, and⭕ t❀aken back to the pits, for repairs.

“As it’s been explained to me, by a senior Ferrari source, this is perfectly normal for this time of year, particularly for someone like Hamilton who is looking to find 🅰the limit of his new equipment.”

Lewis Hamilton crashes Ferrari

Hamilton was behind the wheel of a 2023 Ferrari on Wednesday, as per the TPC🍨 [Testing of Previous Car] rules which insists a car at least two years old must be used outside of official F1 testing.

Hamilton was due to🌃 drive in the morning, with teammate Charles Leclerc taking over in the afternoon.

But after Hamilton’s s🦩ession was curtailed by his crash, Leclerc was unable to head out at all.

The original plan for Thursday - the final day of Ferrari’s three-day test in Barcelona - ꦆwas to hand over dr꧋iving duties to a duo of test drivers.

Antonio Giovinazzi aꦍnd Dino Beganovic are the names who will reportedly take over.

But given Hamilton’s running was shortened, and Lecler꧟c’s didn’t take place at all, it remains to be seen if Ferrari opt to change their plans🦋 to give their two star drivers some more mileage.

F1 insiders have been keen to point out that although Hamilton’s crash on Wednesday was unexpected, it might be a na🐓tural consequence of a driver in a new car seeking to quickly find its limit.

Hamilton, after all, ha𒈔s prior experience of crashing the F1 car of his brand🐼 new team.

At both McLaren and Mercedes, he was involved in presea🅺son testing incidജents.

He lost control of the McLaren MP4-22 in early-2007 in Vale𒐪ncia, then shunted his Mercedes on his 15th 🃏lap for his new team in early-2013.

Neither of those alliances went badly for the r🅺ecord-setting Hamilton who will h♏ope Wednesday’s crash was a forgettable blemish on his next great adventure.

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