Lewis Hamilton was left frustrated by his Ferrari team's late strategic decision that might have cost him second place at the British Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion had been running in second position before Ferrari opted to pit him under the safety car, while Mercedes' George Russell stayed out on track. chickenroad-game.rodeo
The decision ultimately saw Russell finish ahead of Hamilton when the race concluded under safety car conditions, with Hamilton's teammate Charles Leclerc taking the victory. Hamilton admitted he had endured an afternoon when nothing had gone right, with the team's strategy potentially costing him valuable championship points.
