Lewis Hamilton crashes OUT of the Dutch Grand Prix weeks after admitting he should be SACKED from £60m-a-year Ferrari deal
Lewis Hamilton collapsed at the Grand Prix at the exit of the third corner.
In the 23rd round of the race in Circuit Zandvoort, the Ferrari star sent the left façade to the barrier while leaving the corner.
Although he made a positive start, the world champion race seven times was called a security car when it ended with disaster in the Netherlands.
In the afternoon, Charles Leclerc then fell to the same corner that ended Hamilton’s race, just bad for Ferrari.
Makegasque driver, Ferrari’s second time this season, the double DNF’lara came together with some Antonelli.
Hamilton’s incident has been pointing to the latest setbacks on Briton’s runway since a high -profile transition to Scuderia last year.
Lewis Hamilton’s Dutch Grand Prix came to an early end after falling in Circuit Zandvoort
The event points to the latest setbacks for Briton, who has ended a nightmare Maiden campaign since he completed his transition to Ferrari
Hamilton’s Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc had to retire after a collision in the same corner
At the beginning of this month, during the right to be entitled to the Hungarian Grand Prix, he suggested that he should be replaced by Hamilton sensational and call his performance as ‘useless’ after a disappointing show.
However, the summer holiday of the sport seemed to have played the old Mercedes man.
‘[In the break] I was with my family – with my nephew and nephew, Roscoe and great, ” Hamilton, Formula 1 website before the return of Sunday.
“ I enjoyed being away and withdrawing from the plug, then bring myself back to my nucleus. I always did this.
“ To find a lot of meditation, gratitude every day and reorganizing yourself to your basic beliefs. They were always there and I will use the progresses. ‘
‘I think right now, it’s about just calming some things and focusing on going back to enjoying my job. I love this sport, always exists.
That’s why I got into it, and I’m going to drown all the noise and just go back… This is a great moment of re -start for us. ‘
