Lewis Hamilton is very much confident right before Malaysian Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton said,”It’s going to take some good results to get back in front and stay there.
“But I’ve had plenty of those in the past there’s no reason to think they won’t come back to me again.”
Lewis Hamilton says he is sure he can come back to the structure he needs to recover the title lead and win his fourth world title this year.
Prior to Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix, Hamilton is eight focuses behind team-mate Nico Rosberg with six races to go.
Rosberg heads into Malaysia subsequent to recording likely the most persuading triumph he has ever assumed control Hamilton in Singapore last time out.
The 31-year-old German commanded the whole weekend and Hamilton could just complete third.
“Singapore was a difficult weekend for me, so to come away with a podium in the circumstances was pretty good damage limitation,” the Briton said.
“Ultimately, Nico did an exceptional job and I didn’t have my best weekend.
“But that’s the way it goes. We’re both fiercely competitive. Some weekends he does great, some weekends I do great.
It’s a combination of things that all come together to make a strong weekend and every one is different.
“I have no idea if the momentum will swing back to me or when it might. But we still have six races left, so I just have to keep giving it my all and hope for the best. That’s all you can do as a sportsman.”
Rosberg said: “I’ve had a good run lately and I’m enjoying the moment. But as far as the next race goes, or the next one after that and so on… it’s anyone’s game.
“Red Bull and Ferrari are both pushing us really hard, so there will be some tough weekends ahead.”
Rosberg heads into Malaysia subsequent to recording likely the most persuading triumph he has ever assumed control Hamilton in Singapore last time out.
The 31-year-old German commanded the whole weekend and Hamilton could just complete third.
Wolff said: “Like Singapore, this was a race where we underperformed last year, so we will need to push hard to put that right.
“We can guarantee that the drivers will be doing just that.
“This year more than ever, we’ve seen that they are pushing each other to new heights,” he added.
“We’re entering a gruelling phase of this record 21-race season, where the physical and mental challenge of a championship reaches its absolute peak.
“We’re in good shape – but we must remain on our toes to get the ball over the line.”
