Lewis Hamilton Accepts Responsibility for Qualifying Mistake in Singapore

Lewis Hamilton has taken responsibility for a poor qualifying performance at the Singapore Grand Prix, attributing it to a risky tire strategy that compromised his chances for a front-row start.

During the initial segments of the sprint shootout, Hamilton showed promise but faltered in the final session, finishing sixth while his teammate Charles Leclerc secured third place. Hamilton's decision to follow a different tire preparation sequence, completing only one cooldown lap before his final attempt, did not yield the desired results.

After the session, Hamilton admitted that the strategy was flawed, noting issues with rear grip on the soft tires. Despite the setback, he expressed confidence in the car's pace and emphasized the importance of learning from the experience as he prepares for the race.