From engine failure to a dismal qualifying performance, Lewis Hamilton's Australian Grand Prix weekend was filled with unexpected challenges. Find out what went wrong for the seven-time world champion!
Lewis Hamilton's highly anticipated Australian Grand Prix weekend turned into a nightmare as he suffered an apparent engine failure and was forced to retire from the race. The Mercedes driver, a seven-time world champion, faced a series of setbacks, culminating in a disappointing performance on the track. Hamilton's struggles continued as he qualified in 11th place, a surprising result for the seasoned driver. Despite his experience and talent, he found himself out-qualified by his teammate, George Russell.
Hamilton expressed his frustration at the inconsistencies in his car, admitting that it 'messes with the mind.' This challenging race marked his worst qualifying performance in Australia in 14 years, raising concerns about the future of his season. Karun Chandhok shed light on Hamilton's feelings, describing the situation as 'awful' for the renowned driver.
On the brighter side, Carlos Sainz's impressive performance has put him in the spotlight, overshadowing even Hamilton's struggles. With only Max Verstappen ahead of him in the season's start, Sainz is proving to be a force to be reckoned with. Despite the disappointing race, Hamilton acknowledged the difficulties he faced in Melbourne, labeling the entire weekend as 'a real struggle.'
Hamilton's premature retirement in Lap 17 marked a low point in his Australian Grand Prix experience, capping off a dreadful weekend for the celebrated driver. His uncharacteristic lack of pace in qualifying left many fans puzzled, questioning the dynamics within the Mercedes team. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Hamilton to see if he can bounce back from this challenging start.
Lewis Hamilton has retired from the Australian Grand Prix after stopping with an apparent engine failure on his Mercedes W15. Hamilton was seen slowing on ...
The seven-time world champion was forced to retire in Melbourne after a power unit failure.
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Lewis Hamilton said the inconsistency of his Mercedes 'messes with the mind' after his worst qualifying performance in Australia for 14 years.
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Hamilton qualified only 11th for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix after a disappointing qualifying in Melbourne.
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Lewis Hamilton's miserable Australian Grand Prix came to a premature end on Sunday after the Mercedes star was forced to retire in the early stages.
Lewis Hamilton was unable to explain his Mercedes team's lack of pace in qualifying at the Australian Grand Prix after failing to make it into the top 10.
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Lewis Hamilton retired from the Australian Grand Prix with a power unit failure; Hamilton has been outperformed by Mercedes team-mate George Russell in the ...
Hamilton has endured his worst ever start to a Formula 1 season after his retirement in Australia.
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The Mercedes driver endured his worst qualifying performance in Melbourne in 14 years.
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The seven-time world champion was forced to retire in Melbourne after a power unit failure.