Hamilton [...] is he actually seriously considering quitting F1? or like I said eyeing a big lucrative contract?.
It's difficult to say. You can imagine that once he's hit all the records, he might suddenly lose motivation. But then he's only going to equal Schumacher's 7 titles... why would he not want to continue in what will still be the best car next year, and make it 8? And then why would he not want to test himself in the new regulations in 2022, when racing will supposedly be more dependent on driver than car, and more evenly matched - which is something Hamilton has always said he's wanted.I think no one has noticed that when Bottas was asked by the team if he wanted to mount the red soft tyres because he was 31.6 seconds ahead of the car following him he was so mad that he didn’t answer at all to the team.If he did he would not have done the safety car pit stop and probably would have won the race.
Bottas wouldn't have won, Hamilton was so much quicker and he was always going to be ahead after the first pit stops - whether it was overcut or undercut. Even if Bottas had somehow managed to come out in the lead, Hamilton would have been right on his tail the whole race until Bottas made an inevitable mistake and Hamilton cruised past. It's happened time and again this season. And that's even without taking into account Bottas' car was damaged.I like Bottas like to know “How d it happened” as this was what Bottas asked on the radio as before coming out from the first pit stop he was the fastest from the top three.I am not saying Bottas is better than Hamilton in no way but I wonder why all the bad luck and bad things strangely happen to him always and almost never to Hamilton?
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