🗣 'I think it was very tricky conditions I would say for everyone.' Lewis Hamilton says that he won’t punish himself for the mistake that ruined his F1 SingaporeGP:
Carlos SainzHe was able to get going again, but his front wing was damaged, and he was forced to come in and change it.
"I knew it was all over from then,” said Hamilton when asked by Autosport about the error. “But these things happen. I mean, I'm not going to punish myself for a mistake. "I don't want to blame it on that, but the car was bottoming a lot, and obviously had the locking. So I don't know where the locking came from."Photo by: Steven Tee /"For the first few corners it felt normal, and then eventually sparks started to show, and I think then it just failed.”
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