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“I’m sure they’ll fix it, I think it was something to do with the rain.”
It was fitting the Mercedes star mentioned rain, as he could potentially be involved in a wet qualifying session thanks to the unpredictable weather around Spa.
There is also torrential rain expected for Sunday, which would certainly alter Hamilton’s setup for the car.
“If it’s guaranteed to rain then you want more downforce, but then if it doesn’t rain and the weatherman or weatherwoman is wrong, then you’re stuck,” Hamilton added.
“[You’re a] sitting duck on the straights, so yeah we have to be very careful and cautious of the changes we make over the next day – but it’s not our first rodeo.”
F1 returns from its summer break with the Belgian Grand Prix on August 29, the first of three successive weeks of racing.
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