Back-to-back victories in Brazil and Qatar have helped Hamilton shift m﷽omentum in the 2021 F1 title fight 💧and cut the gap to his championship rival Max Verstappen down to eight points with two races remaining. 

Hamilton was disqualified from qualifying at Interlagos following a technical infringement but fought his way through the field in the sprint and grand prix to claim a stunning c♕omeback win. 

And Mercedes team principal Wolff says Hamilton has been spurred on by the setback he faced in Brazil to rais🍎e his game even further. 

“They have woken up the lion on the Saturday at Int💝erlagos,” Wolff said.

“He is absolutely on it. B𒐪rutal. And cold-blooded. This is the best in Lewis, and we have seen it in the past and he is right there. 

𓆉“I think when adversity happens, then it takes him to a place where he is able to mobilise superh♊ero powers. 

“And it was the adversity that triggered ꦑthat at Interlago🐠s.”

Hamilton took a comfortabl꧂e lights-to-flag victory at the inaugural Qatar Grand Prix after Verstappen was hit with a five-place grid penalty for ignoring double-waved yellow flags in qualifying. 

After scoring his seventh win of the season, Hamilton can ensure that the title fight will go down to the Abu Dhabi finale if he finishes ahead of Verstappen in 💮Saudi Arabia.

“The race was made a lot ea﷽sier with the penalties that the guys obviously got for the mistak🐼e they made,” Hamilton admitted. 

"Thatꩲ made it a lot more straightforwar♕d and yeah, I was just managing the gap at the front and just keeping the car safe and trying to maximise and bring the car home. 

“I wa🐓s fee🌠ling strong. I think they [Red Bull] had relatively decent pace, but I was able to manage the pace, so it was no problem.”