168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton has been warned that he could struggle to adapt to life at Ferrari similar to how 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo failed to at McLaren.

Despite winning the 2021 Italian Grand Prix, Ricciardo’s short-lived s𝔉pell with McLaren was ultimately unsuccessful. After two difficult campaigns, the Australian was effectively sacked by McLaren with a year to run on his contract.

Ricciardo’s performances were generally disappointing and he was compressively beaten by teammate168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Lando Norris as he struggled to get to grip﷽s with McLaren’s 2021 and 2022 cars.

Hamilton, who has completed a bombshell switch from Mercedes to Ferrari, has now been reminded about Ric𒈔ciardo’s failure by former F1 driver and Sky Sports pundit Anthony Davidson.

“The controls like the pedals, the steering wheel of the car [are things he will have to adapt to],” David🐼s👍on told .

“We’ve heard lots of different drivers in the past, like Kimi 𒊎[Raikkonen] when he went to Ferrari [in 2007] complaining about the st🐻eering compared to his McLaren days.

“Daniel Ricciardo, when he moved to McLaren and struggled with the brakes, he never got to grips 🍰with it.

“Sometimes, it will never feel like the car you want it to in terms of controls, no matter how much you work with the engineers to try ꦜand rec🐷tify it.

“Hopefully, for his sake, he is lucky and it all feels intuitive, it feels like the Mercedes he is used to and he can hit the ground running, but there is always the chance that🍒 when a driver moves team, it never quite feels like home for some reason.”

Hamilton “right at home” at Ferrari

The early steps for Hamilton adap𝔍tation to Ferrari’s cars have reportedly been positive.

According to Italian publication La Gazzetta dello Sport, the seven-time world champion is said to have “praised the per🎃formance” of💦 Ferrari’s Brembo brakes system and found it “suitable for his driving style”.

Hamilton is also reported to have successfully ꦚfamiliarised himself with start procedures, pedals and how the Ferrari clutch is operated.

The 40-year-old Briton has undergone an extensive pre-season testing programme with Ferrari, driving both th🅺eir 2023 and 2024 cars a🍸t Fiorano and Barcelona respectively.

Hamilton indicated he is alrea🐷dy loving life at Ferrari, having posted he is “feeling right at home” on social media following his recent tests with the Itali🃏an team.