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Hamilton: W14 ‘hardest car I've ever driven to get right'

Lewis Hamilton has labelled the Mercedes W14 as “the hardest car” he has driven in the sport to get right. Hamilton's comments followed qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. He will start tomorrow's race in fifth after benefitting from an already disastrous weekend for Red Bull which saw both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez eliminated […]
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