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Hamilton Says 'Understeer' Cost Him Front Row Spot on British GP Grid
- During Saturday’s qualifying at Silverstone, Lewis Hamilton's understeer at Turn 16 cost him pole position, leaving him fifth on the grid.
- Hamilton's late qualifying mistake stemmed from understeer in the final sector and a minor off-line run, causing him to lose crucial lap time and miss pole position.
- Split times showed Hamilton was within a tenth of pole until the last sector, where his error cost him a front-row start, Hamilton said margin was just over a tenth.
- Hamilton will start fifth on Sunday, extending his 11-race podium drought for Ferrari and sharing the third row.
- With Ferrari’s upgrades now active, the SF-25 still exhibits inherent low-speed understeer, indicating further setup adjustments are necessary for performance improvements.
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Max Verstappen signed the pole position of the Great Britain Grand Prix despite a weekend during which he experienced many difficulties. The Red Bull driver explained how he managed to find a correct balance with his RB21 during the weekend, to have a single seat allowing him to be the fastest on a lap. "In some places, it's very different. On Friday, I got a lot of understeer, but I also overturned in places. It was very difficult to balance. I…
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