Max Verstappen romped to victory at the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort
Speaking after the race, Hamilton, who started 13th, claimed that he could have finished on the podium and was as quick as Verstappen.
He said: “It didn't start off that well, but I'm pretty happy with the drive that I did to get back into the points and get sixth.“It could have been higher for sure, if we made the right decision at the end of the day. We should have pitted [straight away] but we didn’t. We paid the price for that, and we did our best to come back.”Hamilton added: “I feel like today was redemption, in the sense of it was terrible yesterday.
“To start 13th, I was dead last at one point, to get back up to sixth, I'm happy with that. I think today I had the pace [for the podium]. I was on pace with Max in the race, but we were just out of position.”Recently, Verstappen starred in one of F1’s global partners, Heineken’s ‘When You Drive, Never Drink’ campaign.Image Credit: Getty
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