Just In:Hamilton Reflects on Baku Setback, Prepares…read more
In the lead-up to the highly anticipated Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton has opened up about his approach to the race following a challenging experience in Baku. The seven-time world champion admitted that the Azerbaijan Grand Prix left him feeling “slapped and surprised” after an unexpected turn of events affected his performance.
Hamilton, who is known for his resilience on the track, acknowledged the setback but emphasized that it has only fueled his determination to adapt and come back stronger. “Baku was a wake-up call,” Hamilton stated. “It caught me off guard, but those moments push you to reassess and sharpen your strategy.”
Looking ahead to Singapore, Hamilton is focused on refining his approach and capitalizing on lessons learned from recent races. As the championship battle intensifies, the Mercedes driver is determined to stay in contention, using every race as an opportunity to recover lost ground.
Fans are eager to see how Hamilton will bounce back under the bright lights of the Marina Bay Street Circuit, a track that has historically been favorable to his skill set.
