In two starts this season, Lewis Hamilton has already had many scares! After a complicated start in Melbourne, he found himself once again in the heart of the pack, this time victim to Valtteri Bottas’s late braking. But his takeoff was still very delicate: he is therefore back in the spotlight. Facing journalists, the Briton tried to explain: \u00ab I didn’t get a good start, but it wasn’t as bad as last time! The two incidents in these two races are completely different, both certainly painful, but this one could have been more serious!<\/i> \u00bb<\/p>\n
\u00ab *The first start in Australia was tricky due to a wheelspin issue, this one is not due to a significant problem* \u00bb he added.<\/p>\n
\u00abWe need to see how we can rework the entire process. It’s not entirely my fault, even though ultimately, it’s still my lack of reaction that costs time at the start of the race.<\/i>\u00bb<\/p>\n
In any case, he doesn’t seem profoundly worried about these different issues: “This situation is like a psychological game. But with my age and experience now, I am in a better position than I was before.”<\/p>\n
At least, the driver with the number 44 did not get bored, especially in this first part of the race, busy catching up: \u00ab From there, I tried to climb up the standings and get some good points. I’m proud that I didn’t lose too many points along the way. I could very well not have finished the race: the damage to my car was such that it prevented me from properly fighting with Kimi.<\/i> \u00bb<\/p>\n Bottas vs hamilton pic.twitter.com\/K2hj9s3fmK<\/a><\/p>\n\n