‘I’ve never seen a vehicle so quick’, says Lewis Hamilton on Max Verstappen’s Red Bull

Lewis Hamilton, victor of a record 103 Equation One thousand prix and seven big showdowns, said on Sunday he had never seen a vehicle as fast as Max Verstappen’s Red Bull.

The Mercedes driver was surpassed by the twofold title holder as Verstappen controlled from fifteenth on the lattice to second in a Saudi Middle Eastern Excellent Prix won by Red Bull’s Mexican Sergio Perez.

“I’ve most certainly never seen a vehicle so quick,” Hamilton told journalists in the wake of completing fifth in Jeddah.

“At the point when we were quick, we weren’t just quick.

“That is the quickest vehicle I think, I’ve seen, particularly contrasted with the rest. I don’t have any idea how or why yet he came past me with serious speed.

“I didn’t actually try to obstruct on the grounds that there was a huge speed distinction.”

Before the race, Hamilton figured Red Bull partook in a one and a half second benefit for each lap.

Hamilton’s colleague George Russell, who completed fourth and was elevated to third prior to being downgraded back to fourth on audit, expressed currently in Bahrain that he could see Red Bull coming out on top in each race.

“You must give credit to what Red Bull have done,” the Briton said on Sunday.

“The hole they have to the remainder of the field, I believe is greater than we’ve seen presumably since Mercedes in 2014. It’s a significant, serious hole and I surmise everyone necessities to continue to work harder to comprehend how to close that hole.

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Hamilton, who made his F1 debut with McLaren in 2007, has brought home six of his championships with Mercedes.