Lewis Hamilton takes full responsibility for his Belgian Grand Prix struggles, blaming a crash in final practice that threw off his car’s balance and cost him crucial qualifying pace. A subsequent penalty, stemming from his own mistake, compounded the issue, pushing him further back. He also revealed a suspension oversight after the car rebuild, which left him several tenths slower, and a pit-lane collision that damaged his front wing. Despite the setbacks, Hamilton is upbeat about Ferrari’s progress, praising their strategy and relentless development. He’s laser-focused on bouncing back stronger, confident he’ll deliver the performance he’s capable of in the next race.

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