How Hamilton plans to remove the “bad dreams” form in F1 Dutch GP

Lewis Hamilton It is possible Ferrari Formula 1 Team-Mate Charles Lakeler For the fourth consecutive time in the Dutch Grand Prix, but they still had a smile.

Both spa-franchcamps, unlike sessions-were out in Q1-and their Hungarian Q2 exit, Hamilton made it in the final section of qualifying for the first time after British GP. The British beat Lakeler by a whisker in Q1 and Q2 before registering a shortage of 0.050s in Q3.

Hamilton will now start the zandwort race in the seventh, just behind his team partner in the sixth, expecting a type of revival with a drive for a strong result. More trivially, his finishing record in the zandwort has so far moved to the second, fourth, sixth and eighth position, but he is in a position to stop that trend.

After qualifying the seven -time world champion said, “It is definitely important to have a solid weekend in general.” “The last couple have come to bad dreams. Go to bed early tonight and come back strong tomorrow, hopefully there will be a solid day.

“It surely seems to be one of the most solid pairs of the year so far, as I said, this process has to do with some improvements, my perspectives, and it is a bit cool overall.

“The team did a great job to qualify, we just need to perform more than somewhere on this track. Tomorrow, perhaps the race speed will be a bit better. I hope we can apply some pressure.”

After struggling to match Lakeler from the beginning of the season, Hamilton explained that he performed worse while trying to follow Monagask’s set-up philosophy.

Hamilton said, “He went in a different way this morning (in FP3); I remained stable and where I was there.” “I think this was the right decision for me. I have tried to go many times through the year and it has never been positive for me.

“I am definitely learning how to remove the best from this car. I am the type that is always searching more, like everywhere. It is a little bit under tire pressure, slightly in blanket temperature, slightly in the temperature of the blanket, the height of the ride, the front, a little bit in the rear.

“I am watching everything, and I think what is clear is the difference from where I was earlier. I think here you can’t find those people, you have to live most often. It is also a matter with this generation of cars.”

As far as the Dutch GP strategy is concerned-a go-to-tactic but a two-stopper with a stopper is possible, and the potential rain promotes the race-“I think it will be smart to divide strategies that we are trying to beat to divide strategies McLaren,

“This is certainly good when you have two drivers next to each other. In addition to McLaren, we are the next team that have two drivers next to each other, so hopefully we can play a role in how we overcomes, how we overcute, cars ahead of us, potentially outlining.”