Former Formula One driver and Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle has pointed out a "mindset adjustment" behind Lewis Hamilton's strong pace at the Italian Grand Prix . The seven-time world champion started the race in P10 after attracting a five-place grid penalty, but recovered four positions to finish in sixth place.

Hamilton's Ferrari debut might not have gone as per his expectations, given the struggles he has had to undergo to adapt to the SF-25 F1 car. Securing a P12 at the Hungarian Grand Prix race before the summer break was one of those moments where the Briton was visibly low, as he went to the extent of calling himself "useless."

However, the race at Monza saw him pushing hard, as he felt more comfortable with his car. The cheers from the Tifosi throughout the race wee

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