168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton has admitted he has “mixed feelings” about inheriting victory in the F1 Belgian Grand Prix from Mercedes teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell.

Russell was disqualified from Sunday’s race following a stewards’ investigation, with his Mercedes discovered to be 1.5 kilograms underweight afte♓r fuel was drained from his W15 in the FIA🎃’s post-race checks.

Hamilton was subsequently promoted ⛄to first, giving him his second victory in three races. The seven-time world champion had ended a 945-day win drought at the British Grand Prix earlier this month.

But in a🧔n Instagram post on Sunday evening, Hamilton conceded he felt sym♔pathy for Russell.

"Mixed feelings for today's result,” Hamilton wrote. “Obviously happy to get the win but I feel for George and it's disap🌄pointing for the team not to get the one-two.

"A lot of positives ജto take from today, 🗹though. At the start of the weekend, we didn't expect to be at the front or the pace we had, so it's great to see just how much progress has been made and that we are in the fight.

“We take all these positives with us into the break and will come back a stronger team ready t🌺o keep the momentum going."

Russell won the 44-lap race after Mercedes gambled on a one-stop strategy, with Hamilton running a conventionaꦛl two-stop.

The Briton described his disqualification as “heartbreaking”, while Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said the team would “ta🤪ke it on the chin” and learn from the mistake.

Hamilton’s 105th career victory marks Mercedes’ third win in the past four races, with the German manufacturer enjoying something of a resurgence in form🥀 heading into 🉐the summer break.