Lewis Hamilton this season, insisting that his compatriot has 'not lost it' despite his Mercedes woes.Hamilton finished outside the points last time out in Imola and the seven-time champion has finished behind teammate George Russell in each of the last three races, with his partner maintaining top-five finishes in each of the four races this term.Mercedes' poor car performance and Hamilton's inability to get the best out of his drives has raised questions as to whether the legendary driver is past his best and whether he could soon depart the grid, having been agonisingly beaten by Red Bull's Max Verstappen to the title last season.
However, Button has warned against that sort of belief and his backing his former teammate to bounce back in the upcoming races. “He’s had a couple of bad races, we all have it in our career.
At the moment he’s finding it tough, and people are saying he’s not doing as good a job as his teammate. He’s not lost it since last season when he was winning races.
He’s a seven-time world champion — almost eight — he will keep fighting as long as he wants to," he told the New York Post.“If he wants to be competitive, he will be competitive.
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