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Lewis Hamilton struggled with more porpoising issues at Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix as he finished one place behind George Russell in fourth. And the 37-year-old has explained that his car was set up worse than his Mercedes team-mate's.

"That was the most painful race I have experienced, the toughest race," Hamilton said. "George didn't have the same bouncing that I had, he had a lot less bouncing. I had an experimental part on the car and a different rear suspension. Ultimately, it was the wrong one."

Hamilton appeared to be in huge discomfort after the Grand Prix had come to an end as he was left nursing a back injury. And he has claimed the bouncing issues are now a safety concern. "There were a lot of moments where I didn't know if I was gonna make it [to the end]," he continued.

"The battle with the car was