Revealed: Ill-fitting Lewis Hamilton trait which “upsets” his Ferrari
A specifi🌳c issue with Lewis Hamilton's༺ driving in the Ferrari is identified

A trait which 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton has had throughout his illustrious career is not suited to his current Ferrari, it has been🌊 ex⛦plained.
The seven-time F1 champion made the biggest driver move in the sport’s history when he🦹 left Mercedes for Ferrari this season.
But it hasn’t yet transl♓ated into the grand prix results which suggest a record-breaking eight𓆏h drivers’ title is likely.
Alex Brundle has poured through Hamilton🌃’s data to spot a driving trait which is ill-suited to his SF-25.
“He has talked about moving the car towards him. And he’s talked about moving himself towards the car,” Brundle told the F1 Nation podcast.
“I look at the data from Le🌌wis every weekend. The trait is the same.
“He goes into high-speed corners and ♒hits a little bit mor🤡e brake pressure than Charles Leclerc.
“You can draw a line directly up the wheel-speed graph, to the steering trওace, and the brake aligns perfectly with a tiny bit of movement.
“It just upsets the Ferrari everywhere.
“Leclerc is just Mr. Measured on the brakes.
“We know that Lewis had a problem with the same thing, I saw the data, at Mercedesﷺ.
“Can he coach himself out of a lifetime’s🌼 worth of driving technique to move towards the c♎ar? We will find out.
“Look at Carlos Sainz at Williams.
“He has completely engaged with🦄 their way o🍰f doing. Lewis is still behind the game at Ferrari so you wonder if it is going to be possible.”
Lewis Hamilton struggles at Ferrari dissected
McLaren’s Andrea Stella commented at the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix that this generation of cars are so fast that a driver does not have time to think, the𝔉y must essentially drive their fastest laps on instinct.
That would make Hamil⛄ton’s learning process even trickier.
“It’s a killer trait🐻 to have in a car, especially if you're behind,” Brundle said.
“Because you look for the ti𓆉me, and it punishes you again. It gets worse and worse.”
Hamilton is yet to be🦂tter his teammate Leclerc’s result in a grand prix in five attem๊pts this year.
His post-session interviews have more increasingly despon♛dent at th🔜e most recent rounds.
Hamilton’s prob🐠lems on a Saturday with qualifying pace have carried over from last year at Mercedes, when he was emphatically out-performed by George Russell.
“It happens every Saturday,” he admitted ♈in Bahrꦰain after another disappointing run.
Hamilton admitted he didn’t know when 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:his “painful” form would improve, unable to provide a timeline for progression.
He also made it clear that he 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:can’t blame his Ferrari for his difficulties.
The problems with qualifying pace also extend to Leclerc who concede♛d that their Saturday struggles are prohibiting better results on a Sunday.

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sp🍌orts, to football, to F1.