Hamilton felt today's AustrianGP sprint race was like karting at the track where he started his racing career. F1
Lewis Hamilton has likened the action in Saturday’s Formula 1 sprint at the Red Bull Ring to his karting days at Rye House, the venue where he started his career.
“But otherwise, I transitioned to the slick way too late. I don't really like gambling, and I didn't, so I paid the price for that. But otherwise, I'm relatively happy with it.” “And so we just enjoyed ourselves in the race, lost a few points, but it's not the most important of days today. We've got a lot of learning. So hopefully we can take that into tomorrow.”Motorsport Images
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