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Everything you need to know about pit lane starts

Following Lewis Hamilton's impressive charge from the pit lane to P7 in Belgium, the concept of starting a Formula 1 race from the pit lane is explored. Drivers begin from the pit lane rather than the grid often due to rule violations, such as modifying the car under parc fermé conditions, or as a tactical decision allowing for post-qualifying setup changes. Despite the inherent disadvantage of starting at the very back, a pit lane start can offer opportunities for strategic masterclasses and remarkable comebacks. Hamilton's drive, coupled with perfectly timed strategy, exemplifies how a setback can transform into a high. Notable examples like Sebastian Vettel, Sergio Perez, and Fernando Alonso also highlight successful recoveries from the pit lane.
Everything you need to know about pit lane starts
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