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Lewis Hamilton is about to return after his crown disease. As Mercedes motorsports director Toto Wolff reveals, the Briton had a hard time.
Lewis Hamilton has taken a back seat on social media since contracting the coronavirus. He had to skip the last GP in Bahrain; George Russell intervened instead.
Hamilton is now improving, said Mercedes Motorsport Director Toto Wolff at Sky: “I think he’s on the right track. If the doctors’ prognosis is correct, he could give a negative test on Thursday or Friday. “
However, the Austrian confirmed once again that the virus had adequately affected Hamilton. “What happened there is pretty ugly. And if you’re not at home but lying in your room, that’s awkward, “Wolff said.
If Hamilton doesn’t get in shape in time, George Russell would intervene again. The young Brit had shone as a substitute over the weekend and had victory in mind when he had to return to the pits shortly before the end due to a puncture.
The response was huge: Russell received a lot of praise, and now numerous critics are reappearing complaining that it is easy to become a world champion in a Mercedes.
“If there is a young driver who is about to arrive sitting in his car that he won the world championship in, then of course these are all factors that do not contribute to the fact that he is now jumping around the hotel room cheering,” he said Wolff.
