Motor racing-Hamilton faces tough task but promises to bring his 'A-game'


Formula One F1 - British Grand Prix - Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone, Britain - July 17, 2021 Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton reacts after sprint qualifying REUTERS/Andrew Couldridge

SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton promised fans he would bring his 'A-game' to Sunday's British Grand Prix after being beaten by Max Verstappen in Formula One's first ever Saturday sprint race and falling further behind in the title battle.

Mercedes' seven-times world champion, who has won his home race a record seven times already, warned, however, that it would be tough.

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