Hamilton: F1 Spanish GP is “the worst race I have experienced”

Lewis Hamilton Is described Spanish Grand Prix “I have experienced the worst race” after finishing sixth in the Formula 1 competition in Barcelona.

Seven -time world champions were in a very downbeat mood, reduced two locations of the line, as they started before the situation achieved a situation before the situation. 10 penalty of Max Vastapane,

This was despite a good start from Hamilton, who took fourth place George Russell At Turn 1 but later struggled for speed to the end.

He was instructed on lap 10 Ferrari To go to your fast team partner Charles Lakeler The overtake, before Hamilton came in the seventh position behind both Mercedes Cars through the Pitstop Chakra.

However, due to Hamilton, it eventually reached the sixth position Andrea Kimi Antoneley After late retirement, he again came to seventh position Save‘S Nico Hulkenburg Tapasya went straight with a start-finish during the lap.

Hamilton was not in the mood to talk later and gave a very small interview in the media pen, which went into this way:

Question: “Hard, difficult for you, and then you got stuck on the tires used at the end. I think you were a bit of duck sitting there. A little disappointment, isn’t it?”

Hamilton: “Everyone was on the same tire.”

Question: “Where was the speed?”

Hamilton: “This is naturally.”

Question: “I don’t think you were able to maintain the difference. Does the car feel better at any stage of the race, or is it just to others?”

Hamilton: “I don’t know why you would say that.”

Question: “Not a single clue. With all your experiences.”

Hamilton: “This is the worst race I have experienced.”

Question: “Any positive you can remove for the weekend. So what is the plan between now and Canada? What are you going to see, work with the team, follow it?”

Hamilton: “I’m going on it.”

Question: “So where do you go from here?”

Hamilton: “Home.”

The Lakeler, who started in the seventh, was in a more excited mood after snatching a podium late, who overtook the Verustapain at the Lap 61 Safety Car Restart.

This means that Lakeler has claimed podium finish continuously after coming second in Monaco in the last weekend, but said that his third is more satisfactory in Barcelona as it came more as a surprise.

“It’s not that I am above the moon for a second or third place,” Lakeler said, who is 23 points ahead of Hamilton in the fifth and sixth place in the championship.

“But it still looks good because it was coming in the weekend, I did not expect this. In Monaco, disappointment was big because in FP1, FP2, FP3, we were very strong. It was not a case here, so we were not strong in FP1, FP2, FP3 or qualifying.

“But I knew that I had sacrificed quality yesterday to get strong in the race yesterday, And it is giving us podium along with paying a little luck. So on that, it is a good surprise.

“And I am very happy about my weekend, but I am not happy about my overall performance. And on that, we need to take a step soon.”