Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton said Thursday he feels for the fans with Max Verstappen on the cusp of wrapping up the world championship early at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
Last year's title chase saw Verstappen pip Hamilton on the very last lap of a controversial final race of 2021 in Abu Dhabi.
Verstappen has won 11 of 17 races and now has an almost unassailable 116-point lead over Leclerc with just six grands prix to go. But he said the team now understands the new 2022 car"100 percent" better than at the season's previous street races at Monaco and Baku, and that gives him hope for this weekend."I think we're very fortunate that we're in a much better place than I think we have ever been. So I hope we are not that far away.
Hamilton is looking to keep his proud record of winning at least one race in every season since his debut for McLaren in 2007.
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