Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton said he had driven 'one of the worst races' of his long career on Sunday when he finished fourth behind Mercedes team-mate George Russell in the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Hamilton said he believed his car was capable of winning, but that he had made a lot of mistakes in his 341st race, in which Russell passed him in the closing laps to snatch away his first podium finish this year on one of his favourite tracks.
'Over the weekend, it's a poor performance from myself,' he said. 'Some other things came into it yesterday, mostly myself, but then today, it's one of the worst races I've driven. Lots of mistakes.
'Of course, if I qualified better, I would have been in a better position...
