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Hamilton says he chose not to make a second stop at Singapore Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton chose not to make a second pit stop during Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix.
The British driver made the decision himself, according to the account of the race.
It contributed to him missing out on a podium place.
The decision was described as part of a failed strategy for Ferrari.
Hamilton did not speak to journalists after the race because he was feeling unwell.
The available information does not say what Ferrari or Hamilton plans to do next.
Lewis Hamilton chose not to make a second pit stop at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday.
The decision contributed to him missing out on a podium place.
The British driver was feeling unwell and did not speak to journalists after the race.
Hamilton took responsibility for Ferrari’s unsuccessful strategy, according to NU.nl.
- Who
- Lewis Hamilton, the British Ferrari driver.
- What
- He chose not to make a second pit stop at the Singapore Grand Prix.
- When
- Sunday.
- Where
- The Singapore Grand Prix.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Hamilton chose not to make a second pit stop during the Singapore Grand Prix.
Hamilton did not speak to journalists because he was feeling unwell.
- Driver
- Lewis Hamilton
- Race
- Singapore Grand Prix
- Decision
- No second pit stop
- Outcome
- Hamilton missed out on a podium place
- Reason for not speaking to journalists
- He was feeling unwell









