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Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton has admitted that he is “devastated” by his poor performance at the 2026 F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix, but Marc Surer…

Former Formula 1 driver Marc Surer criticized Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton's performance at the 2026 Sao Paulo Grand Prix, stating he was weak in all areas except the opening lap. Hamilton finished the race in ninth place after starting 20th due to engine penalties. While the British driver expressed that he was devastated by the result, Surer noted that gaining 11 positions at the race start was Hamilton's only highlight.
Hamilton struggled with severe tire issues and heavy oversteer in changing conditions, briefly falling behind Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso before recovering to finish ninth behind teammate Charles Leclerc in eighth. Ferrari suffered throughout the Grand Prix, and race winner Lando Norris of McLaren notably lapped Hamilton on his way to victory.
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