Lewis Hamilton gives first reaction to Ferrari’s Bahrain GP upgrades after practice
“We’re trying to extract more from it. I hope that we can m🎃ake the right steps overnight into tomorrow.”

Lewis Hamilton has reacted positively to Ferrari’s upgrade package for this weekend’𓃲s Bahrain 🗹Grand Prix.
Ferrari have introduced several upg🍸rades for this weekend in Bahrain, notably a new floor.
The new parts will look to turn around Ferrari’s disappointing start to the 2025 F1 season.
Ferrari have failed to finish on the podium in any of the opening three races, with Hami🐭lton’s sprint race win in China the only hig💟hlight of the year so far.
It’s been widely reported that Ferrari have struggled to run their car as low to the ground as they wanted, hence the change in🦩 floor for this weekend.
While the timesheets didn’t look encouraging for Ferrari amid McLaren’s impressive turn൩ of pace, Hamilton was happy🅠 with the upgrades.
“The upgrades definite𒅌ly working,” Hamilton said 🐽after FP2. “A big thank you to everyone back home working so far hard on bringing the upgrades.
“It’s never an easy thing. There’s a lot of work that goes on in the wind tu🎐nnel and a lot of work that goes on fabricating, putting together these floors. It’s just good to see that we’re taking s𒈔teps forward.
“We’re trying to extract more from it. I hope that we can make the r♎ight steps overnight into tomorrow.”
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton eyes Ferrari “consistency”
Hamilton showed flashes of pace throughout practice but strugg꧒led to get a quick lap together on the soft tyre.
The seven-time world champion was on course t♒o move into third befဣore running wide at the final couple of corners.
It was a similar story for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc, who𝐆 took several laps to move into the top five.
With high tyre degr𝄹adation expected in Sunday’s ra🐼ce, Hamilton admitted he needs the Ferrari package to be more “consistent through the lap”.
“Same old Fridays. It was fun. Quite difficult in the mornin♈g as always with the temperature being so high,” Hamilton explained. “The grip was terrible on the hard tyre for the first run. It was quite a big shock from hard to soft which was much better. We made some changes. The car felt pretty decent.”
On what Ferrari need𓄧 to ꦜimprove ahead of qualifying, Hamilton added: “Just consistency. Just trying to put the laps together, having a car that’s easy to drive.
“That’s consistent through the lap. At the moment, i♑t’s a bit different between low, medium and high, as you often have. So we’re just trying to finesse itꦆ. We’re trying to tweak it and make sure we have good long run pace as that’s where you need to be strong here.”

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