Ferrari Pioneers New Modes Of Disaster At The Chinese Grand Prix | Defector
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The Chinese Grand Prix showcased the complexities of F1 racing with its newly repaved track and challenging overtaking conditions. Lewis Hamilton initially displayed dominance, leveraging a strategic tire management during the sprint race. However, Ferrari faced challenges with setup missteps and contact between Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. Despite Piastri's pole position, both top drivers struggled during the race, leading to further frustrations within Ferrari, highlighting the unpredictable nature of F1 performance and the importance of team dynamics in achieving success.
“In typical Ferrari fashion, the good signs did not last very long. Whatever setup tweaks were made between the sprint race and qualifying proved a disaster.”
“Hamilton, unable to find the pace in the car, suggested a driver swap to his race engineer.”
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