Lewis Hamilton hopes to bounce back from a “miserable” F1 race in Baku at this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix.
After starting from the pit lane due to an engine change, Hamilton could only manage ninth place.
Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez collided on the penultimate lap, resulting in the seven-time world champion scoring just points in Baku.
Hamilton is ready to “give it absolutely everything” at this weekend’s race at Marina Bay Street Circuit, as he maintains a positive attitude.
Hamilton told F1TV: “I’ve spent the last several days reflecting on last weekend. It started off so nice; I was in the factory and doing the sim, which I don’t do very often, preparing and arriving and
After the race on Sunday, Hamilton said that the crew discovered a problem with his car after qualifying.
Reflecting on the situation, he stated, “There are a variety of explanations. Earlier in the car, it was through making relatively significant alterations. Changing the mechanical balance between high and low speed, for example, by a significant amount.
“Or you make significant camber changes, or you replace the front or rear suspension heave unit. The last race, I was saying, ‘I love the car, don’t tweak it too much.
“I made very tiny adjustments, but one of the components did the exact opposite of what it was supposed to accomplish. And we found out at the end of the day.
