Guenther Steiner Blasts Lewis Hamilton for Self-Deprecating Comments at Hungarian Grand Prix
In a shocking turn of events at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton’s self-criticism has sparked outrage from Guenther Steiner, who labeled the seven-time World Champion’s attitude as “wrong” and “useless.” Hamilton’s string of disappointing performances leading up to the F1 summer break left him frustrated, culminating in a double elimination at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Steiner, the former Haas team boss, did not mince his words when criticizing Hamilton’s negative self-assessment, stating, “How can you come out as being seven-time World Champion saying, I’m useless? That’s the wrong attitude.” He emphasized the importance of focusing on strengths and working harder to overcome struggles, rather than seeking pity from others.
Despite Hamilton’s despondent remarks, he later expressed determination to bounce back stronger after the break, vowing, “I’m not where I want to be yet, but the fight’s not over – don’t count me out.” With Hamilton currently trailing in the Drivers’ standings, the pressure is on for the legendary racer to regain his form and reclaim his winning ways.
As the F1 season heats up, all eyes are on Hamilton to see if he can turn the tide and prove his critics wrong. Stay tuned for more updates on this high-stakes battle on the racetrack as Hamilton fights to silence his doubters and reaffirm his status as one of the greatest drivers in F1 history.
