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Ferrari Knew About Hamilton's Brake Failure Before Spanish Grand Prix Even Began

Ferrari were alerted to Lewis Hamilton’s brake problem before the Spanish Grand Prix had even started, according to reports from Motorsport’s Italian site. Hamilton retired from the race at the Madring circuit, ending a finishing streak that had stretched all the way back to last year’s Brazilian Grand Prix. Many observers believed the issue first emerged during the opening laps, as Hamilton repeatedly reported worsening brake problems over the …
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Lewis Hamilton's hopes of winning an eighth world title in Formula 1 in 2026 were seriously compromised by his abandonment at the last Spanish Grand Prix, held in Madrid. Three months after winning his first victory with Ferrari in Barcelona, the Britishman seems to have returned to the frustrations that have regularly marked his relationship with the Scuderia. One observation that raises a question: why an association that seemed stronger than …

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Ferrari F1 is conducting a detailed investigation into the brake problems with Lewis Hamilton's SF-26 that forced him to retire from the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix. Initial investigations suggest that the problem may not have been with the brakes themselves, but rather with the associated systems. Hamilton experienced symptoms of the brake pedal becoming deeper from the early stages of the race at Madring, and it gradually became difficult for him …

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f1-gate.com broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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