It just turned out that the effect of this squeeze was far better than Qin Miao had imagined.
However, for the Mercedes team, this wasn't exactly good news.
At this point, the race had reached lap 38, and the time gap between Qin Miao and Norris in front of him had come down to 10 seconds. This 4-second difference was quietly extended by Norris during the two battles between Qin Miao and Hamilton.
It can be said that if Qin Miao and Hamilton continued to battle on, Mercedes' two drivers might really escort Norris to victory.
Although everyone at Mercedes knew what the correct course of action was, including Qin Miao and Hamilton on the track.
Both of them knew that what they should be doing at this moment was running the race normally, overtaking Norris in front of them first.
But Qin Miao really didn't want to give up the position he had worked so hard to achieve.
Qin Miao also thought that Hamilton wouldn't just sit back and not try to overtake him right in front of him.
