Lewis Hamilton delivered his best Ferrari performance yet in Canada, securing a P2 finish and attributing the breakthrough to the team's dedicated efforts to adapt the car to his needs. Hamilton spoke of feeling a newfound confidence, finally able to "attack all the corners" and enjoy the race weekend after finding a "much sweeter place" with the setup. He noted a different pre-race approach, bypassing his usual simulator session and collaborating closely with his engineer on a unique configuration. Team Principal Fred Vasseur "moved mountains" to ensure Hamilton's comfort, and those adjustments are visibly paying off. This P2 marks Ferrari's strongest result of the season. Despite Canada being a power-sensitive track where rivals introduced major upgrades, Hamilton's performance signals strong progress, building significant optimism for Ferrari's future races.
Read the full story at RaceFansHAMILTON GRATEFUL FERRARI “MOVED MOUNTAINS” FOR HIM AFTER SCORING HIS BEST RESULT FOR TEAM
Lewis Hamilton delivered his best Ferrari performance yet in Canada, securing a P2 finish and attributing the breakthrough to the team's dedicated efforts to adapt the car to his needs. Hamilton spoke of feeling a newfound confidence, finally able to "attack all the corners" and enjoy the race weekend after finding a "much sweeter place" with the setup. He noted a different pre-race approach, bypassing his usual simulator session and collaborating closely with his engineer on a unique configuration. Team Principal Fred Vasseur "moved mountains" to ensure Hamilton's comfort, and those adjustments are visibly paying off. This P2 marks Ferrari's strongest result of the season. Despite Canada being a power-sensitive track where rivals introduced major upgrades, Hamilton's performance signals strong progress, building significant optimism for Ferrari's future races.
