Hamilton Apologizes to Ferrari After Belgian GP: “It’s Not What They Deserve”

Lewis Hamilton expressed his apologies to Ferrari after a complicated weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix, acknowledging that the performance was not what the team expected. The qualifying for the main race and the sprint race was not favorable for Hamilton, who was eliminated in Q1. Despite not scoring points in the sprint race, he managed to move up positions in Sunday’s race, finishing in seventh position.

I am very sorry about this weekend, guys, for losing points.

Lewis Hamilton

After finishing the race, Hamilton thanked the team for their strategy and pit stops, and promised to work hard to improve in the next race.

Hamilton had shown his commitment to the team, mentioning his desire not to repeat the experience of other champion drivers who did not achieve titles with Ferrari. Hamilton’s teammate, Charles Leclerc, achieved a podium finish, providing a morale boost to the team on a weekend where the new upgrade package was being evaluated. Hamilton highlighted the hard work of the entire team and the performance of the car, despite the challenges faced during the weekend.

The team worked very hard… and when you arrive and have a performance like mine in these last two days, it’s difficult because that’s not what the team deserves.

Lewis HamiltonThe British driver stated that he will continue to work hard to improve his performance in the next race. Formula 1 will continue with the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, before the summer break.