Ferrari swallows Brazil GP bittersweet pill: Lecerc in, Hamilton out
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Ferrari's issues seemed to have reached a boiling point in Q2 with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton facing a potential elimination. In the end only the Briton would fall.
Throughout qualifying, as during the previous three sessions, FP1, the Sprint shootout and the Sprint race, Ferrari didn't seem to settle into a rhythm.
During the final moments of Q2, Leclerc found himself in P13 and Hamilton on the brink of elimination in P10.
While Leclerc manged to put in a lap good enough for P3, Hamilton failed to follow his teammate's suit and instead failed to deliver a lap worthy of a ticket into Q3, finishing in P11.
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