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Lewis Hamilton missed the Sahiran Formula 1 Grand Prix due to a positive coronavirus test and was replaced by George Russell by Mercedes. However, the seven-time world champion could already get back in his car for the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but the British repressed several mistakes and problems on Friday.
“It was a confusing day,” Hamilton looked back at free practice. “Events are happening, the guys have been traveling for three weeks. We had problems, but we got over it as usual. I’m sure it will improve. “
The Brit also looked back on last week’s race, which he was able to follow remotely. “It seemed like I hadn’t sat in the car for a long time, like I had my first day at school. It was very strange, I had to get used to it again. The car was not the same as I left it, it didn’t seem like balance was the way I set it up, “Hamilton joked as his assistant played with the car.” We are working to restore the settings that are comfortable for me. “
“George did an incredible job, I think everyone knows it,” said the Brit seriously. “In my 27-year career as a driver, I have never missed a single race. I will write a book on this one day. “
Source: F1, PlanetF1.com
Image source (s): Mercedes
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