Hamilton’s NEW Ferrari Telemetry DATA STUNS Vasseur At The SPANISH GP — Here’s Why It’s HUGE!

Hamilton’s telemetry data suggested strong competitiveness at Madring, finishing P3 in FP2 qualifying simulations just 0.149 seconds off the pace. Lewis Hamilton finished third in FP2 with a time of 1:33.811s, just 0.149 seconds behind pace-setter Kimi Antonelli, with Ferrari’s telemetry reportedly showing competitive form at the new Madring circuit. The data revealed the team was running their Zandvoort-specification three-element floor—a technical change Ferrari introduced specifically for Madrid’s corner-heavy layout to maximize downforce. Hamilton flagged balance issues as FP2 progressed, noting the car became harder to place in the optimal setup window. While Ferrari’s qualifying-simulation pace looks encouraging, their race-simulation performance remains to be confirmed, with long-run pace roughly 0.9 seconds per lap off the leaders. Subscribe for daily F1 news and updates!