Lewis Hamilton: Very Hard to Win Tomorrow | Post Qualifying Interview | British Grand Prix 2025

Right, Lewis, we were hearing that you lost out in the last corner. Were it not for that, you were there. What more can you tell us? What more? What more insight can you give us? Yeah, pretty decent qualifying. It's generally been a decent weekend so far, and I think the car, I was definitely feeling more comfortable with the setup of the car, more comfortable with the balance of the car. And yeah, I think right up until the last corner, I think I was probably close to second on the grid, but had a bit of understeer in 16, and I just ended up losing a tenth in the book. And just tell us about the small margins between, you know, Max on pole, which probably came as a bit of a surprise to everyone, including himself. I mean, he was nowhere yesterday. Go on, you gave me that look. They're always, in Q3, run two, they come out of nowhere and they're always quick. So it's not surprising at all. Tell us about the Q1 moment with you, because it was a bit of a nervous moment for all of us then. What happened? I think the timing was off. We only had fuel for one lap of fuel, and there was still time on the table to do a cool down and go again. And yeah, big, big risk. And that was definitely, I think, overall not well executed. Then we executed better in the next two. Each team has its different weaknesses and strengths. So there's, you know, it's all to play for tomorrow. It's set up to be a fascinating race. What do you think is going to happen? I think it will be very, very hard to beat the McLarens or the Red Bulls, but when there's a will, there's a way. So I'll give it absolutely everything tomorrow. Yeah, a little bit far behind where I want to be, but weather, with this amazing crowd, who knows? This crowd, you and this crowd, those special things together. Go well tomorrow. Thanks a lot.