When Lewis Hamilton took the win in the F1 Sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix, it seemed as if Ferrari’s newest driver was on the cusp of a big breakout in red.
Since then, however, Hamilton has been off the pace and left looking for answers. That continued Saturday in Bahrain as Hamilton qualified ninth for the Bahrain Grand Prix, six spots behind teammate Charles Leclerc. And with Leclerc promoted to second following a penalty handed down to George Russell, Hamilton is set to start seven spots behind his teammate.
Speaking with the media after qualifying Hamilton offered a blunt assessment of his performance.
“I’m just not doing
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