Lewis Hamilton admits Mercedes' AustrianGP struggles caught him by surprise. 'I don't really have an answer for it.' ✍️ Formula_Nerds lewishamilton MercedesAMGF1 Formula1 f1
Following the significant upgrades brought in Monaco, Mercedes seemed to be on an upward trajectory with a double podium in the Spanish Grand Prix. Followed by another podium place for Hamilton in Canada.But just two weeks later, Mercedes took an alarming step back in Austria. Lewis Hamilton and team-mate George Russell finished eighth and seventh respectively.. As his W14 felt more difficult to drive than in the last two rounds.“ was definitely different compared to the last two races.
In doing so he said he struggled to stay on the track in Turn 9 and 10, resulting in a five-second penalty after 17 laps.. With a 10-second penalty which dropped him behind Russell in eighth. “And we massively overdid it and I was almost full lock around the last two corners. Going into Turn 10 I was just sliding, and I couldn’t do anything about it.
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