Lewis Hamilton: Monaco Grand Prix was 'dangerous' in wet conditions

Lewis Hamilton: Monaco Grand Prix was ‘dangerous’ in wet conditions

The British driver further described the conditions as extremely challenging, highlighting the difficulty of the situation. “It was very, very bad. There’s really no word to describe how difficult it was,” he remarked. Hamilton struggled to generate adequate tire temperature, forcing him to exercise caution on the track. Despite losing ground due to a pit stop, he managed to avoid mistakes and keep the car on track.

The Monaco weekend marked the debut of Mercedes’ upgraded W14, featuring design changes including a transition to a more conventional pod design and updates to the front suspension and floor. Hamilton acknowledged that the upgrades represent a step in the right direction for the team, but he believes the upcoming race in Barcelona will provide a clearer picture of their progress in terms of performance.