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P1racenews AI automatic summary:
“It’s like an empty feeling really. We move forwards. To come into the weekend where you hoped to do better.”
Lewis Hamilton admitted to feeling empty after a tough F1 Monaco Grand Prix where he finished fifth.
His race was complicated by a grid penalty and time lost in traffic despite jumping two drivers in the pit stops.
Ultimately, Hamilton ended nearly 50 seconds behind his teammate Leclerc.
Lack of clear radio messages from his engineer added to his frustration during the race.
Hamilton felt lost and alone on the track, making it the least enjoyable race of the season for him.
