Lewis Hamilton Keeps Third Place at British Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton thought he would lose his third place at the British Grand Prix due to an investigation. However, he got to keep it. Hamilton finished third, with Charles Leclerc winning and George Russell coming in second.

Hamilton was in second place but had to stop his car under a Safety Car. Russell did not stop and took second place. The race ended under the Safety Car, which meant Hamilton could not try to get second place back.

Hamilton spoke to Sky Sports after the race. He said the end of the race was confusing. He did not remember everything that happened because it was all very confusing.

Hamilton congratulated Charles Leclerc on his win. He said Leclerc did a great job. Hamilton also said he was probably going to get a penalty.

Hamilton said he did not see a yellow flag and jumped the start. He said when things go wrong, they really go wrong. He was not sure what would happen next.

Hamilton had just spoken to the stewards. He did not have an answer yet. He thought he would probably get a penalty.

Hamilton did very well on Friday but not for the rest of the weekend. He blamed himself and his team for not doing better.

Hamilton said his team's car was not good enough. They did not get the front wing right, which was his and the engineers' fault.

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Before the podium ceremony, Hamilton congratulated Leclerc. He said winning the Grand Prix was a great experience for their team.

Hamilton said he did not do well that day. He had already gotten a penalty and struggled with his car's balance.

Hamilton was asked if his team could compete with Mercedes. He said it seemed possible and that his team was doing a great job.

The FIA explained why the race ended under the Safety Car. They said there was a software error that caused a wrong message to be displayed.

The FIA followed the rules for the Safety Car period. The error caused confusion, but they did what they were supposed to do.

The FIA's statement helped clarify what happened at the end of the race. It was an unusual ending, but the rules were followed.

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