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In order to “recover,” the seven-time Formula One world champion and his Silver Arrows teammate George Russell chose not to appear in front of the Sky Sports cameras following the race.

Hamilton impressed during Saturday’s qualifying, starting the Grand Prix from P3. Additionally, the 39-year-old started the afternoon on soft tires in an effort to get ahead of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris early on.

However, he was unable to overtake the pair in the hierarchy and had to pit for new rubber before his competitors, which ultimately resulted in him using older tires. In the end, he placed sixth in the race. “Unfortunately neither George nor Lewis will be attending the media pen this evening as they recover from the exertions from this evening’s race,” Mercedes said in a statement following Russell’s

And after Hamilton shared his thoughts on a difficult day in Southeast Asia, the Brackley team released a press release. Hamilton clarified, “It is difficult to articulate the variety of emotions you feel when we have a challenging race like that.”

Paraphrase

“We are all working as hard as we can, but this year is still difficult for everyone. We do not always get things right, and today’s strategy was no exception. We all go into the weekend with the best of intentions, but occasionally things do not turn out as planned. We are all in this together, even though it can be frustrating at times.