McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton lost some precious time – and points – because of bad pitstops during the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Twice Hamilton stormed into the pits, twice the left rear gun man struggled his his task.
Almost alarming, considering Jenson Button, a week earlier, lost a shot at victory during the Chinese Grand Prix in the pits.
"I have no idea what went on but I was hoping the second time I came I wouldn't have that problem," Hamilton says on AUTOSPORT.com.
"I was hoping that it would be a good pit stop but it was exactly the same, if not a little bit longer, than the previous one."
The responsible mechanic was relieved from his role for the third stop, and a investigation will be carried out by McLaren, team principal Martin Whitmarsh said.
Twice Hamilton stormed into the pits, twice the left rear gun man struggled his his task.
Almost alarming, considering Jenson Button, a week earlier, lost a shot at victory during the Chinese Grand Prix in the pits.
"I have no idea what went on but I was hoping the second time I came I wouldn't have that problem," Hamilton says on AUTOSPORT.com.
"I was hoping that it would be a good pit stop but it was exactly the same, if not a little bit longer, than the previous one."
The responsible mechanic was relieved from his role for the third stop, and a investigation will be carried out by McLaren, team principal Martin Whitmarsh said.