'They’re my family and I've been here a long time, so I don't plan on going anywhere else. 'But we all need a kick, we all need to get on.' SaudiArabianGP F1 LewisHamilton
Lewis Hamilton quizzed on Bahrain GP criticism and Mercedes exit talkLewis Hamilton has admitted his comments about Mercedes in the aftermath of the Bahrain Grand Prix perhaps were not “the best choice of words”, but acknowledged “we all need a kick” to get moving in the right direction.
Mercedes had also shown a pace deficit to Ferrari for much of the weekend, making the W14 the fourth-fastest car on the grid by some estimates, which led Hamilton to believe that his concerns over Mercedes’ troublesome 2022 car had not been heeded when designing their new challenger.on the BBC’s Chequered Flag podcast. “Like, I’ve driven so many cars in my life, so I know what a car needs, I know what a car doesn’t need.
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