Hamilton claims that Ferrari is losing three to four tenths in straight-line speed compared to competitors. He finished seventh in the Miami Grand Prix after a collision but improved to sixth following a penalty for Charles Leclerc.

Ferrari delivered eleven upgrades for the Miami Grand Prix. Hamilton believes Mercedes, McLaren, and Red Bull have a different approach with their front wings, impacting their performance.

Hamilton has won the Canadian Grand Prix seven times, showcasing his strong track record there. He stated, “I’m going to have a different approach in the next race,” reflecting his desire for improvement.

Key facts:

• Hamilton will not use the Ferrari simulator before the Canadian Grand Prix.
• Ferrari lost three to four tenths in straight-line speed.
• Hamilton finished seventh in Miami but moved up to sixth post-race.
• Ferrari provided eleven upgrades for Miami.
• Hamilton has won the Canadian Grand Prix seven times.

The upcoming race presents an opportunity for Hamilton to improve Ferrari’s performance. The team must address these issues quickly as they prepare for Canada.

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