Lewis Hamilton: It was my worst race.

      Lewis Hamilton finished sixth in Barcelona, losing the position to Nico Hulkenberg in the last laps. After the race, the seven-time world champion said that he had no positive results from the weekend, and generally was laconic in communicating with the press.

      When asked about his race, Lewis said: "Everyone was on the same tires at the restart after the safety car. I have no idea why things were so bad in my case. In terms of the balance of the car, it was my worst race ever."

      When the Ferrari driver was asked if there were any positive moments in Sunday's race, he replied: "There were none."

      When asked where he would go from Barcelona, Lewis was brief: "Home."

      Ferrari boss Frederic Wasser was also not very talkative when asked to comment on Hamilton's race: "There were problems with Lewis' car in the last stretch in front of the safety car. The result wasn't very good, but he was able to stay ahead of George Russell for 45 laps.

      What kind of problems? I won't tell you."

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