Lewis Hamilton Reflects on Qualifying Struggles at the Australian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton shares insights into his qualifying struggles at the Australian Grand Prix, highlighting his determination to overcome challenges and perform at his best in the upcoming race.
Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time world champion, opened up about the "flat feeling" he experienced after failing to progress to Q3 during the qualifying session at the Australian Grand Prix. Struggling to find the right balance with the Mercedes W15 in Melbourne, Hamilton faced a challenging weekend at the Albert Park Circuit.
The British driver had a difficult start to the weekend, describing Friday's Free Practice 2 as one of the worst sessions he had encountered in a long time. Despite showing more promise in FP3, Hamilton found himself pushed out of Q3 by Yuki Tsunoda from Red Bull Racing.
Reflecting on his qualifying setback, Hamilton admitted that missing out on the top-10 shootout has become a familiar feeling. He acknowledged the need to improve his consistency and performance, particularly in comparison to his teammate, George Russell, who has consistently outperformed him in recent qualifying sessions.
As Hamilton strives to find solutions and improve his performance, he remains determined to bounce back and deliver a stronger showing in the race. With the competition fierce and the challenges ahead, Hamilton is focused on regaining his form and competing at his best at the Australian Grand Prix.
Stay tuned for more updates on Lewis Hamilton's journey at the Australian Grand Prix and his pursuit of success on the track.
