Lewis Hamilton has listed three significant issues with his Ferrari after an underwhelming qualifying at the F1 Miami Grand Prix.

The Ferrari driver ♐had hinted at brighter things when he rose from a P7 start to finishing P3 in the sprint race on Saturday.

But qualifying was bad for Hamilton, as has become🌄 a painfully👍 familiar story.

Unable to im﷽p✅rove on his lap time in Q2, he must start the grand prix from 12th on the grid.

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Lewis Hamilton 'struggling' amid Ferrari problems

“We’ll keep trying, we are only six races in, but we are struggling big time,” 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton told Sky Sports F1.

“We are trying our hardest not to make big set-up cha🔜nges, but no matter what we do, it’s so inconsistent every time we go out.

“We have got problems with brakes, we’ve got problems with this instability that we’re s🃏truggling with. We’re just genera𒈔lly not quick enough.

“Just to get into Q3 is tough for us at 🎐🐷the moment. And once you’re then on that backfoot it’s hard to pick up those points.”

Hamilton described his Ferඣrari as “a bit of a ❀mess at the moment balance-wise”.

Teammate Charles Leclerc was eighth in qualifying for the F1 Miami Grand Prix, in a s𒆙ession to forget for Ferrari.

“[the grand prix] is going to be hard work, but w✨e’ll try again,” Hamilton vowed.

“But it’s the same thing for me – I mean, I’m used to it, it is what it is and I just keep trying. [I’ll] get back in the factꩲory next wee🐬k and just keep going.”

Hamilton w🌸as within a tenth of his teammate Leclerﷺc.

But he gave another downbeat reflection on his efforts in qualifyiཧng, fast becoming 💖a major problem for Hamilton.

He has been 🙈brutally honest this season already about the difficulties he faces on a Saturday.

💮Last year at Mercedes, he was notably out-qualified by George Russell.