Lewis Hamilton experienced a challenging day at the Japanese Grand Prix, culminating in him walking away from a post-race interview after a question hinted at jealousy over Ferrari's superior race performance. The seven-time champion had started behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and on a similar strategic path. However, an early incident involving Daniel Ricciardo and Alex Albon led to a race strategy shift for Hamilton and his teammate George Russell, moving from medium to hard tyres after a red flag pause. This strategy adjustment aimed at a one-stop race quickly proved ineffective against the race's demands, particularly for Hamilton, who found himself lagging behind Russell and...
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