Lewis Hamilton clinches his 67th career victory this Sunday. This win is a boon for him, on a circuit where the Ferrari was superior to the Mercedes. \u00ab We arrived in Hungary knowing that Ferrari would be very fast, so leaving with these points, we consider it a bonus. \u00bb<\/p>\n
If he doesn’t spare a thought for his teammate when getting out of his car, the Briton might thank him behind the scenes. His success leads him to be 24 points ahead of Vettel, almost a joker race at the summer break.<\/p>\n
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Which did not have an easy race, unlike his rival. The German driver was stuck behind Valtteri Bottas for 60 of the 70 laps. \u00ab The race was difficult. We were not in a position to fight for the win. I think we could have battled with Lewis [Hamilton] given the race pace. \u00bb<\/p>\n
The final standings are not satisfactory for him. The 2nd place wasn’t what we wanted, but I think it was the maximum today. Especially since his race could have ended earlier due to the contact with Bottas. I was surprised that he [Valtteri Bottas] hit me. When I looked behind, I first saw Kimi [R\u00e4ikk\u00f6nen], so I was reassured.<\/p>\n
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