Lewis Hamilton Abu Dhabi trauma reflected in sport as newly crowned champion makes gloomy statement

The 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will always be remembered as one of the most important and exciting events for racing drivers and fans around the world. Victor Martins is no different. The new F3 champion recalled the events of the night in the UAE and feared he would face the same fate.

Victor Martins takes the F3 title after a tight final race at Monza. It won’t be easy, however, as the ART driver has to see the hurdles before he can stand on the championship standings, just like last year’s Lewis Hamilton.

Speaking of which, Victor Martins disclose, “I was thinking please, I don’t want the same thing that happened to Lewis Hamilton last year.”

“Now I can feel a little bit of happiness with what I’ve done.”

“It was a bit hard at the end of the race, all the panic came with the penalties, all the track limits were on the TV, but in the end, it was done,” Conveyed the 2022 F3 championship.

What happened in F3 that reminded Martins of the Lewis Hamilton incident?

The ART driver ran in third and was penalized for exceeding track limits. Martins was third behind Maloney and Bierman until the red flag stopped the game. Contact between Brad Benavides and Kush Maini raises red flags.

The red flag has Martins fearing he will face the same fate as Lewis Hamilton last year. However, despite the narrow points gap between him, Maloney and Bierman, the ART driver was lucky enough to take the title.

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Formula 1 and the world have come a long way since the last race in Abu Dhabi.from Max Verstappen Having won his first title with the F1 race director sacked, that race kicked off a very strange series of events​​.

As for Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time world champion is now looking for an eighth place, having lost to Verstappen. However, he may have to wait until next year as the W13 doesn’t appear to be competitive enough to go head-to-head with the likes of the RB 18 and F1-75.