Sir Lewis Hamilton has expressed his discontent with the “massive bump” that has formed at Eau Rouge. Reflecting on the opening two practice sessions for the Belgian Grand Prix, Hamilton said it was a “bit miserable here” and noted that it was difficult for the team to get valuable data in FP1 and FP2 due to the sessions being short. “It’s been an okay day, a bit miserable here, the sessions are very short so we don’t get a huge amount of knowledge from the short time we have,” Hamilton told Sky F1 on Friday. “At least it was dry for FP2, so we got some laps in, but the car wasn’t quite underneath me today, so I’ve got some work tonight to try and figure that out....
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