Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari 'reset' urged after latest strategic shocker

Lewis Hamilton finished sixth at the Singapore Grand Prix after starting third, with Ferrari's strategy blamed for his poor result following a similar mishap in Malaysia the previous week, where Hamilton was sent out on slick tyres in wet conditions. Sky F1 analyst Karun Chandhok stated that trust between Hamilton and his Ferrari pit wall is 'cracking' and called for a 'reset' between the seven-time champion and the team. At Singapore, team-mate Charles Leclerc finished second behind race winner Max Verstappen, highlighting the contrast in outcomes between the two Ferrari drivers.