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Hamilton regrets F1 strategy decisions

Lewis Hamilton believes he lost his chance to challenge Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel for victory in the Malaysian GP because he lost too much time after pitting his Mercedes under the safety car. Reigning world champion Hamilton finished 8.5s behind Vettel, who scored Ferrari’s first Formula 1 win in almost two years at Sepang. Hamilton now holds just a three-point lead over Vettel in the F1 championship race. When asked where he felt he lost his shot at victory, Hamilton replied: “It felt like it was at the first stop, which we had planned from the beginning, but perhaps we didn’t expect so many cars to stay out, because it was a lot of cars to work past after the pitstop. “Trying...
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