Lewis Hamilton: “I’m too competitive to ease off with two races to go”

Lewis Hamilton says he will not relent in fighting for pole positions and wins at the final two rounds of the 2019 Formula 1 season despite already sealing the world title. Hamilton won his sixth world title at the United States Grand Prix last week, securing world drivers’ glory for the fifth season out of six. “Usually the reflection comes at the end of the year when work finishes and you can just take a load off and just sit back and have a beer,” Hamilton said. “I will be with my dogs, with my feet up and just only then you can have a moment to grasp how great a year it has been. “In my mind, I’m just too competitive, so I’m thinking okay, we’ve got two more races to go, how am I going to do a better job, how am I going to improve in qualifying. There are two more qualifyings to try and get a pole, how am I going to see if I can potentially pull out a lap as I did in Singapore last year. “How am I going to work it that I can be at the front of both of those. I’m always just looking to improve and I really love being in this sport. I’m so grateful to this sport for giving me life and giving my life purpose.” Source- Crash

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