Summary
Lewis Hamilton finished fourth in the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix after starting from 12th place, equaling his best finish of the season. Racing in Italy as a Ferrari driver was a special experience for him, and he sees potential for further improvement. His teammate Charles Leclerc finished sixth, and there are concerns about Ferrari's performance in upcoming races like Monaco.
Key Facts
- Lewis Hamilton finished fourth in the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix.
- This was his best finish of the season, matching a previous result.
- Hamilton started the race in 12th place and used a strategy with hard tyres.
- Two safety cars helped him move up to his final position.
- Hamilton's teammate Charles Leclerc finished sixth.
- Hamilton expressed hope for better performance in upcoming races, particularly focusing on qualifying.
- There is concern about Ferrari's performance in slow-speed corners, like those in Monaco.
- Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur emphasized the need for better qualifying performance.
