But it was just this little bit of force, the right front wheel of Qin Miao's car locked up directly, giving rise to a cloud of white smoke.
Actually, if Qin Miao had been on a normal racing line, the timing and force of the braking would have been fine, but the key point was that Qin Miao was on the inside line at this moment.
The slope here is slightly steeper than the outside line, and there are also more debris on the track.
In summary, Qin Miao still lost due to lack of experience, but in terms of defense and attack awareness, Qin Miao was evenly matched with his teammate.
The moment Qin Miao saw the white smoke, he released the brake to regain traction on his tires.
Thanks to Qin Miao's timely reaction, his exit speed from the corner wasn't pulled away too much by Hamilton.
However, this mistake did have an impact. At T2, Hamilton was ahead of Qin Miao by half a car length.
By T3, Hamilton had directly overtaken Qin Miao.
