Lewis Hamilton crashes Ferrari at pre-season test in Barcelona
Lewis Hamilton collapsed in the team’s pre -season test plan in Spain.
The seventh champion lost control of the team’s 2023 car on Wednesday on Wednesday on Wednesday.
Ferrari refused to comment on the incident, the second day when Hamilton ran on the Spanish track, where he was sharing cars with his teammate Charles Leclerc.
The incident occurred at Ferrari attempting to embed Hamilton into the team before the beginning of the season from March 14th to 16th before the beginning of the season.
Ferrari believes that there is no abnormal crash because Hamilton learns the characteristics of strange cars in the major restrictions of testing in F1.
Ferrari is running a limited plan in 2023, which is Hamilton’s latest model.
F1 test restrictions show that the current racer can complete the operation of up to 1,000 kilometers (621 miles), that is, the TPC (test) of the car in the past.
Hamilton completed 30 laps on the team’s Fioraano test track on January 22, and then he and Leclerc moved to Barcelona, ​​where the Spanish Grand Prix this week, this week. Three days for running.
Ferrari did not provide test details. Hamilton was learning Ferrari’s programs and working methods, and established understanding with racing engineer Riccardo Adami and other engineering.
Ferrari will launch their 2025 cars on February 19 on February 19th on February 19th on February 19th.
Ferrari will launch a further test mileage in Hamilton in the Pirelli-Run tire test.
The team will play for two days in Barcelona from February 4th to 5th, and in a car revised in 2025 to reflect the new regulations launched in 2026.
McLaren performed a similar Pirelli test at Paul Ricard in France this week because this Italian company tried to define its 2026 products.
