Hamilton low on confidence after poor Ferrari debut in Melbourne

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2025-03-16

Melbourne (PA Media/dpa) - Lewis Hamilton admitted he is low on confidence after he finished only 10th on his much-anticipated Ferrari debut. Hamilton's move from Mercedes to the Italian giants took centre stage at the opening round of the new Formula One season in Australia. But the seven-time world champion failed to deliver on the hype after he qualified eighth, and then lost two places in the race, with Ferrari a long way short of their rival......

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