Hamilton crashed Ferrari at the Dutch Grand Prix: how the accident happened.

The race ended in an accident for Lewis Hamilton

According to The Sun: Lewis Hamilton was left with a damaged car after the accident at the Dutch Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion struggled when he lost control of his car and crashed into the wall on lap 23, resulting in a destroyed front right wheel.

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Frustrated Hamilton said:

“Sorry, guys”

to his Ferrari team after the incident at turn 3, before picking up the debris of his broken car.

This accident was a serious blow for Hamilton, as he was looking to achieve a positive result after the summer break and wanted “just to enjoy” his driving. However, during the Hungarian stage he expressed his pessimism, calling himself “useless” and urging Ferrari to “change the driver”.

Practice sessions and recovery plans

The 40-year-old driver has failed twice during practice sessions in Zandvoort. First, he crashed into the wall, and later repeated this trick during the second practice.

During the summer break, Hamilton spent time with family, friends, and his beloved dog Ross, as well as engaging in physical exercises and meditation. The seven-time Formula 1 champion enjoyed sunny days at the coast, visiting Capri, Positano, and Maiori on the Amalfi Coast.

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When asked about the importance of regaining the joy of racing, he noted:

“That's probably the most important part because that's what got me into this sport.”

“It was fun for me. In any career you have, if you are not enjoying what you are doing, then why do it?”

Hamilton wanted to return to what brought him joy, stating that:

“There was so much noise that it significantly took us away from enjoying.”

After the accident at the Dutch Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton received a damaged car, marking an unexpected turn of events in his career. The young talent Formula 1 driver is eager to regain confidence and focus on the positive moments in future races, hoping that the upcoming competitions will bring him more joy on the track.