Singapore 2026: Hamilton apology report after Ferrari error
BBC Sport reported Lewis Hamilton apologised to Ferrari after Singapore, with an incorrect strategy call said to leave Kimi Antonelli near the 2026 title.
BBC Sport reported that Lewis Hamilton apologised to Ferrari after the Singapore Grand Prix, with the outlet saying an incorrect strategy call by the British driver affected the result. The same report said the outcome left Kimi Antonelli able to secure the drivers' championship at the next round in Austin.
Because there was no official statement cited from Formula 1 or Ferrari in the supplied sources, the details remain reported rather than confirmed. Hamilton, born on 7 January 1985, is third in the 2026 drivers' standings on 241 points and is racing for Ferrari, the constructor with 250 wins and 16 constructors' titles across 77 seasons from 1950 to 2026.
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