Hamilton explains Ferrari setup mistake costing US GP podium

First reported 1 day, 2 hours ago · latest 2 hours ago

Lewis Hamilton said a front-wing setup error cost him a podium at Sunday's United States Grand Prix, finishing fourth behind teammate Charles Leclerc. Ferrari's qualifying struggles were also analyzed, with both drivers offering differing theories on their Austin pace deficit.

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How the sources differ

Crash.net and Motorsport.com focus on Hamilton's setup mistake, while The Race highlights Ferrari's broader weaknesses. Formula1.com and Autosport cover the qualifying deficit, with Autosport detailing Leclerc and Hamilton's differing theories. No official FIA document is present.

Recommended first read: Motorsport.com provides the most detailed explanation of Hamilton's setup error and its impact, with a clear image, making it the most informative single source.

Hamilton explains Ferrari setup mistake costing US GP podium

How the sources differ

Coverage

Lewis Hamilton reveals the mistake that cost him a podium at the US Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton reveals the Ferrari setup mistake that cost him US GP podium

The two weaknesses conspiring against Ferrari at Austin

Hamilton explains Ferrari’s Qualifying deficit in Austin

Leclerc and Hamilton's differing theories behind Ferrari's Austin qualifying disappointment