English Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) He confirmed this Friday that, despite his bad start to Formula One World Championshipthe victories are coming and that he and his team have worked hard over the past few weeks to restore the situation.
“Some bad races won’t stop us”, said the seven -time Formula One world champion at the press conference before the weekend of the first Grand Prix of Miami.
Ang ‘record man’ of the queen category was seventh in the World Cup, 58 points behind Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)and acknowledged that they have “worked hard” in recent weeks to reduce that gap and get on the podium, something they have only achieved once this season.
He made sure he had an “incredible conversation” with his team in recent days and that in situations like this they come together. “We learn from ourselves and we grow,” he added.
“Success will come, I have no doubt about that”said the British pilot, indicating that they needed to “lower their heads and keep working” to get back to the desired results.
However, he acknowledged that he did not expect “much change” in Miami in terms of Mercedes ’ability to keep up with Ferrari and Red Bull.
Before the race weekend, Hamilton had time, he explained, to enjoy “amazing city atmosphere” and even play golf Tom Bradythe veteran quarterback (organizer of the game) of Buccaneers from Tampa Bay (also in Florida), although he admitted that he was not “very good” in this discipline.
Hamilton indicated that there was “fun” on the streets of the United States for the arrival of a grand prize in Miami, a “similar atmosphere” to the one he experienced himself when he attended the two editions of the Superbowl, the football league’s final.
He further explained that he had recently heard people speak with interest about arguing this race on the streets of New York.
Asked by the controversy over the International Automobile Federation’s (FIA) control over the wearing of certain types of unauthorized jewelry or accessories, the Englishman showed up at a press conference with several watches, bracelets, rings, earrings and necklaces.
“I really wear jewelry and I can’t wear more anymore. I feel like it’s almost a step backwards in the sport … There are more important things to worry about than jewelry,” she said.
Source: La Verdad
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