Hamilton shares 'keeps trying' message amid Ferrari's Qatar struggles

Photo: Race Pictures
Kada Sárközi joined GPblog as an editor ahead of the 2023 Formula 1 season. He graduated with a BA in Sports Journalism in the UK and has covered Grands Prix and other F1 events live.
Lewis Hamilton sees today as a new opportunity after having a difficult weekend so far in Qatar.
"We just keep trying, right? Today's another [day], I woke up this morning and it's a new chance to progress and try again and learn."- Lewis Hamilton
In Qualifying, the seven-time world champion was once again eliminated in Q1. Hamilton set the 18th fastest time, but gained a position after Gabriel Bortoleto's five-place grid penalty, carried over from the Las Vegas Grand Prix, was applied.
During the drivers' parade ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix, the British driver was more optimistic.

Hamilton driving the SF-25 in Qatar - Photo: Race Pictures
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He said: "It’s been the most challenging of times, but the support that I've had is really making the difference. So please keep sending the good energy and we don't give up.
"We just keep trying, right? Today's another [day], I woke up this morning and it's a new chance to progress and try again and learn. So that's what I'm going to do," he explained.
Ferrari has yet to score points this weekend, after Charles Leclerc and Hamilton finished 13th and 17th in the Sprint.
A difficult Sunday could await the Ferrari drivers at the Losail International Circuit as well as overtaking is proving to be quite a challenge. Leclerc will start from P10, on the dirty side of the grid.
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