The Saudi Arabian GP might’ve actually disheartened Lewis Hamilton more than anyone could expect. The British driving treasure had the worst qualifying in several years, and after a tough tussle, lost a hard-earned position due to bad strategy. As Hamilton made his way through the midfield, he was quick to reach the top 10. While people focused on the feisty Ferrari’s and Red Bull’s, Hamilton was sneaking himself to a place in the top 5.

Lewis Hamilton is not happy

It was just a bad Grand Prix for Lewis overall, as he did not have the best weekend. While we have all known how much he has suffered because of the car’s heavy porpoising, Lewis complained as little as he could. The magnificent driver adjusted with everything, however, the W13 has simply not suited him too much.

A recent video shows the Briton getting out of the car devastated as onlookers walk past him. Hamilton has consistently looked defeated, despite securing a podium in the last race. His body language spoke tons for him as fans sympathized with their hero. The last season was not the very best for Lewis, who seems to be stuck in this cycle of bad luck now.

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Teammate George Russell managed a great finish, which saw him locking in P5. The Britisher seems to do well and has consistently brought in good points for the team. It is surprising how the car somehow suited him more today.

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