Lewis Hamilton plans to be “aggressive” in battle against Ferrari
Formula 1 world championship leader Lewis Hamilton📖 says he will ꦺtake an “aggressive” approach into the Singapore Grand Prix as he looks set to battle the Ferrari duo for victory.
Hamilton holds a 63-point lead over Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas but has failed to win since the summer break, with Charles Leclerc recording back-to-bac🤪k victories at Spa and Monza.

Formula 1 world championship leader Lewis Hamilton says he☂ will take an “aggressive” approach into the Singapore Grand Prix as he looks set to battle the Ferrari duo for victory.
Hamilton holds a 63-point lead over Mercedes teammate Valtte♎ri Bottas but has failed to win since the summer break, with Charles Leclerc recordi♊ng back-to-back victories at Spa and Monza.
The Briton conceded the title fight was playing on his mind when he backed out of a challenge for the lead against Leclerc in Italy but warned there would not be a re🦩peat in Singapore after being pipped to pole position by the Ferrari driver.
“I don꧙’t know where Ferrari picked up their pace as this is potentially not one of their tracks, but they did a great job,” Hamilton said after qualifyi൩ng.
“Charles obviously put some great laps in and it really needed something special at the e💫nd so I gave it absolutely everything I had.
“It was very, very close to the wall ꦍa couple of times but it was as much as I could get out of the car and I’m very, very happy to be on tꦐhe front row in the mix with them so we can try to divide them.
“I think tomorrow we can be aggressive.”
Bottas said an unplanned move by Hamilton in the closing stages of qualifying 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:h🙈urt his preparation for his f𒀰inal Q3 run as he was left to settle for fifth on the grid, behind Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Sebasti🔜an Vettel.
While overtaking at Singapore’s tight and twisty Marina Bay Street Circuit is notoriously difficult, the Finn is re✨maining upbeat about his chances of progressing on Sunday.
“On paper if you look at this race, if there aren’tဣ many things happening, it could be a tough day, a long day, but you never know,” he said.
“We’ve seen exciting starts here, we’ve seen lots of Safety Cars and things. Wi♚thin the top three teams there are no huge differences in race pace a๊nd if there are some differences they’re not going to be enough for overtaking.
“The strategy, maximising opportunities, if there are some, if something happens, it’s my best 🔯bet. I need to close within a good gap to the cars ahead and see what’s going to happen.
“Keeping the tyres in good nick and use them when needed. Let’s see what tomo🍌rrow brings.”

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