🗣“That thing was rapid through the high-speed corners.' Lewis Hamilton labelled rival McLaren a ‘rocketship’ in F1’s BritishGP after he lost out to Lando Norris in the fight for second place. ⬇️
Lewis Hamilton labelled rival McLaren a ‘rocketship’ in Formula 1’s British Grand Prix after he lost out to Lando Norris in the fight for second place.The seven-time world champion benefitted from the timing of a safety car to put himself in to a podium position spot late onAt the restart he was on what looked to be the better soft tyres, against Norris on the hards, but he failed to find a way past.
“I just want to say a big congratulations to Lando and to McLaren,” said Hamilton. “It was my family, it was where I first started. So to see them back up there looking so strong.
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