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Lewis Hamilton says there’s nothing he can “pass down to” Kimi Antonelli, and adds he’s sure the Italian driver “will do great”.
After Kimi Antonelli became the youngest polesitter in history, Lewis Hamilton was asked if he has any advice for the young driver, especially considering the fact that he himself had to compete against two-time world champion Fernando Alonso, in his rookie year.
“I don’t know, different scenarios but maybe some similarities,” Hamilton said.
“I was obviously a rookie against a two-time world champion at the time, who’d been in it a long, long, long time.
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“I don’t think he needs any advice – he’s just qualified pole. So, there’s really nothing I can pass down to him. He’s got all the wisdom I think he needs.
“And, I think it’s just important to just enjoy it, you know, and just continue to do what you’re doing.
“Keep your head down and keep pushing and just not give up, which clearly is not the way he works.
“I’m sure he will do great,” the Briton concluded.
