Over the past two years, Hamilton has also studied Qin Miao's racing style. Qin Miao has excellent driving habits, with every maneuver aimed at maximizing the car's durability.
Some operations are complex and cumbersome, yet for Qin Miao, they seem instinctive.
Hamilton tried Qin Miao's driving method, but the effort required and the benefits gained were disproportionate.
This approximately 5 percent boost in overall durability doesn't have a decisive impact on Hamilton's position in the drivers' standings.
Thus, the Old Man decided to abandon this approach completely.
Ignoring the differences in vehicle performance, Hamilton observed that Qin Miao was notably more aggressive in his cornering compared to his own driving.
Many corners that Hamilton himself is uncertain about, Qin Miao navigates smoothly.
Especially in the second timing sector's castle corner, famously known as the "I am stupid" corner.
