A passionate Lewis Hamilton insists his storming comeback drive at the Brazilian GP was proof that he’s as motivated as ever in Formula 1.
The world champion converted his pitlane start into an impressive 4th-place finish at Interlagos and was agonisingly close to a podium finish in the closing stages.
But he just couldn’t get close enough to Kimi Raikkonen’s Ferrari.
Sebastian Vettel edged Valtteri Bottas in the end to win the race.
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Vettel passed the pole-sitting Bottas off the line and into the first corner, to claim his 47th F1 victory but only his first since the summer break.
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