Hamilton cancelled plans to solve problems with SF-25

      After finishing the race in Jeddah, Lewis Hamilton did not hide his disappointment with his own result. In comments to the Spanish TV channel DAZN F1, the seven-time world champion said that he had canceled some plans in order to devote more time to solving problems with the SF-25 car.

      Lewis Hamilton: "In terms of pace, the race was a disaster. As you could see, I had no pace at all. I expected the race to be better, but there were problems with the car.

      I won't have a week off after the race. I will have a working week. After such a race, I will have to cancel some plans."

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