Lewis Hamilton finally clinched his first victory with Ferrari at the Spanish Grand Prix, calling the momentous Barcelona win "something else" among his 106 career triumphs. Starting P2, just 0.064s off pole, Hamilton’s pace was undeniable. A flawless three-stop strategy proved decisive, perfectly executed after a crucial Virtual Safety Car allowed him to pit for fresh tires without losing track position. He then expertly held off Mercedes’ George Russell for the win.
Hamilton credited Ferrari's belief, the team’s relentless work, and significant setup changes for turning his initially challenging stint into a winning one. This breakthrough victory puts Hamilton P2 in the championship, a stark contrast to his P6 finish last season. While he acknowledges Mercedes still has pace, this win provides major momentum for the Scuderia’s title fight moving forward.
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