Lewis Hamilton 'praying' after painful Ferrari issue during Mexico practice
Lewis Hamilton's running during free practice on Friday in Mexico was cut short due to an engine issue.
Lewis Hamilton "praying" for Ferrari power unit after Mexico FP2 failure
Lewis Hamilton has been left “praying” for his Ferrari power unit after it caused an early retirement in second practice for the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion suddenly lost power down the start-finish straight after 28 minutes, leading to him…
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