168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton reportedly had several adjustment requests for Ferrari following his first F1 test with his new team.

It was said that the seven-time world champion struggl🎐ed with the pedals of Ferrari’s 2023 SF-23 car during his initial outing at Fiorano, which resulted in mistakes when he tried to up his pace.

Hamilton is believed to have experimented with various adjustments to🍷 the pedals but was unable to find a comfortable solution for his ma🐈iden test.

The 40-year-old Briton also used teammate168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Charles Leclerc’s steering wheel as a base to develop h♔is own preferences.

Accordi🌞ng to Italian pu🉐blication, Ferrari have acted swiftly to Hamilton’s requests.

AutoRacer rep🤪ort Hamilton has already received the pedal changes he requested which they added “required a lot of work”.

More testing finalised for Hamilton 

Hamilton is📖 set to get the solution during his second round of testing with Ferrari this week.

Ferrari have booked out Spain’s Circui💙t de Barcelona-Catalunya from 28-30 Janu𝓀ary for a further three days of private testing.

Hamilton and Leclerc will both be in action in Barcelona♈, running in an old Ferrari und🌸er F1’s Testing of Previous Car (TPC) regulations.

🌜These rules limit current race drivers to 1000km in older F1 machinery throughout the calendar year.

Hamilton completed 89km - or 30 laps of Fiorano - last Wednesday, with Leclerc💃 managing around half that distance as weather conditions deteriorated in the afternoon.

The next round of 🗹TPC tests will be vital for Hamilton as he continues his acclimatisation with Ferrari ahead of his first campaign in red.

Hamilton will get some more running in a modified SF-24 during a 2026 Pirelli tyre test in early Februarꦓy, before getting to briefly sample Ferrari’s 2025 challenger during a shakedownౠ after it is launched on 19 February.

There will then be just three days of shared running for Hamil💟ton in official pre-season testing at the end of February before he mak🃏es his race debut as a Ferrari driver on 16 March at the curtain-raiser in Australia.