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Lewis Hamilton’s first victory as a Ferrari driver in Shanghai’s Sprint is a “significant” early moment in a new relationship with F1, according to the words Sky Sports F1 Karun Chandhok.
The SPRINT F1-Koji format takes place in six racing weekends through a 24-race campaign and offers additional points to the best eights-Sadding its own 100 KM qualifying session and a race in a short form of 100 KM, efficiently standing except the main Grand Prix that bears big points and historic prestige.
Hamilton’s victory of light to treasure on Saturday at 19 rounds in China does not extend a 105-winning record of the race, but he will do so on Sunday, a longer shot after continuing to qualify for that main 56-round large Prix in the fifth after less acceptable from Ferrari.
But Sky Sports F1 Pundit and former Chandhok driver say Sprint Triumph, in itself, has many importance on Hamilton’s Ferrari only, which is why he surpassed the new teammate Charles Leclerca for the first time in all key sessions.
“It’s a significant day. Ferrari plays him, saying it’s just a sprint, it’s just one day, but it’s significant,” Chandhok said Sky Sports News.
“It was Lewis Hamilton in a dry race after a dry qualification, when everyone was on the same track on the same tires, putting it on half and victory.
“If he barks like a dog and smells like a dog, it’s a dog – it was a race and he beat him.
“It was not a big prix, it was a third of the distance, but he was looking at control. Lewis Hamilton we all missed for the last three years. We gave up, going out in front, breaking Drs, a metronomically separating these circles and winning Sprint.”
After celebrating his impressive Sprint victory – the first in 19 attempts in Saturday’s race since his introduction 2021. – Hamilton said he was “punching” the critics of his disappointing debut weekend with Ferrari In Australia, when he finished 10th in the rain, he made “uneducated speculations” about why this Albert Park race proved heavy.
Chandhok added: “I just thought it was a messy race. Despite the fact that Lewis Hamilton and probably the greatest of all time, it would take a few days to bed.
“I thought a few interesting things came out of the Ferrari Camp (on Saturday). Those from Lewis himself, saying that in Melbourne he started together with the way Ferrari did things because it was the first weekend and did not want to wave his hands there in terms of changing the way they did things.
“But going on this weekend, he didn’t wave his hands, but he said,” I want to change a few things we do with the car, some direction we go with setting up, and try to find a sweet place. “
“He talked about caught his racing engineer, Ricciardo Adami, spent a week on Monday, preparing, getting a car in a sweet place they wanted for one exercise, and they did it.”
And on early influence, Hamilton already has F1 on the most popular team of F1, Chandhok added: “This is what Ferrari did, bringing Lewis to the table.
“They bought this experience and brought over 100 Grand Prix win and over 100 pillars to give them some steering wheel, not extincting the wheel, and he was there to deliver the goods on the trail.”
Sunday March 23
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