Hamilton's Brazilian GP unraveled on a single missed pit call. Ferrari radioed him to box on lap 61 as rain returned, but the message came a fraction too late — Liam Lawson dove in ahead while Hamilton stayed out. He ran wide at Ferradura on the deteriorating track, then spun at high speed approaching the pit entry a lap later. "S***, I missed the pit lane," he admitted after the spin. The damage was done: ninth place, a lap down, after running as high as P9 early and executing a perfectly-timed switch to slicks mid-race. Ferrari even had him give back a position to Oliver Bearman over a first-lap incident the stewards later ruled legal. Hamilton had un-lapped himself from Norris — rare in F1's strict blue-flag regime — and Ferrari was eyeing a top-six recovery before the weather struck. One late call, one missed cue, race over.
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