It leaked! Hamilton spotted flaws that no one else saw after the Sprint qualifying session in Qatar

In this video, we analyze the leaked information about Lewis Hamilton and the hidden flaws he detected in the SF-25 after the Sprint Qualifying session for the Qatar GP, a detail that has surprised even Ferrari engineers. According to the first internal leaks, Hamilton identified anomalous behavior in the front end stability, intermittent loss of grip in medium-speed corners, and an aerodynamic imbalance that didn't appear in the team's initial data. These observations, which only he felt from the cockpit, have generated enormous concern within Maranello because they could reveal a structural problem with the SF-25, especially on a circuit as demanding as Lusail, where wind, downforce, and track evolution are crucial. This analysis delves into the possible causes of these flaws, how they affect race pace, what differences Hamilton detected compared to Leclerc, and why this alert could completely change the strategy for the rest of the weekend.

What do you think Hamilton really discovered about the SF-25? Let me know in the comments.

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