Hamilton rues 'tough' Miami race in 'no man's land'

Lewis Hamilton endured a challenging Miami Grand Prix weekend, finishing in P6 after a difficult race. The Ferrari driver struggled with car damage following an early-race collision with Alpine's Franco Colapinto, leaving him in what he described as "no man's land." Hamilton had initially felt optimistic about Ferrari's upgrade package, noting the car felt competitive during the laps to the grid. However, his race was compromised by having to take avoiding action during Max Verstappen's spin and the subsequent damage sustained while battling Colapinto. Ultimately, Hamilton expressed disappointment that the team's efforts did not yield a stronger result, emphasizing the need to move forward.