Lewis Hamilton might be relieved that he finally got a win under his belt in 2018, but the Brit wasn't happy with the way he performed
When talking to Sky Sports F1, Hamilton reminded himself of what his father used to say to him as a child.
"My father taught me to never give up, never ever.
"Of course, I had some luck, but I kept pushing.
"Ferrari was simply quicker than us this weekend.
"I feel sorry for Valtteri because he drove an amazing race and he deserved the win for sure.
"It was extra bitter for the team because we could've scored a one-two."
Hamilton knows that even though he won, there's still a lot of work to be done. The German team looks off the pace compared to their main rivals Ferrari.
"Ferrari is the quickest at the moment so we're going to work very hard to close that gap," Hamilton continued.
"I won but I'm not happy about my own performance, I drove very sloppily and that really pains me."
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