‘It’s gutting’ – Lewis Hamilton makes worrying Mercedes admission after Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton worryingly conceded Mercedes are ‘so far off’ their rivals after picking up just a single point at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton worryingly conceded Mercedes are ‘so far off’ their rivals after picking up just a single point at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
JEDDAH : Lewis Hamilton described his slog to the final points-paying position at the Saudi Arabian Formula One Grand Prix on Sunday as "gutting" but the seven-times champion vowed to keep up the fight.
Lewis Hamilton said he was looking forward to getting out of Saudi Arabia following Sunday's controversial race.
With the warning flags having been brought out in the wake of Alex Albon and Lance Stroll's clash at Turn 1 on the penultimate lap, race control issued a notification that Sainz, Perez and Magnussen may have not slowed down enough.
The Mercedes driver battled up the order from his lowly starting position of 15th to hold sixth place for the middle part of the race, but was unable to pit under the virtual safety car period when the pitlane was closed due to both Fernando Alonso’s Alpine and Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren stopping on the track.
Whilst Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc were renewing their rivalry up at the front of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton was having a battle to try and earn a top 10 finish, with things just not going his way.
Lewis Hamilton said he was looking forward to getting out of Saudi Arabia following Sunday’s controversial race.