Sky Sports forced to apologise for Lewis Hamilton’s four-letter outburst live on TV after F1 star’s Chinese GP nightmare

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SKY SPORTS were forced to apologise after Lewis Hamilton swore on live TV following a disappointment at the Chinese Grand Prix.

The 39-year-old was eliminated in the first qualifying session in Shanghai.

SplashLewis Hamilton let out his frustration after a poor Q1[/caption]

Hamilton finished in an underwhelming 18th after a blunder saw him go too wide around a corner.

Speaking after his qualifying nightmare, he told Sky Sports: “I just struggled – it is what it is.

“This morning, George [Russell] and I had very similar cars but we are trying to experiment still and so I went one way by a long way and he went the other.

“Yeah, it didn’t work – 18th is pretty bad. S**t happens.”

Sky Sports apologised for his bad language immediately.

Hamilton’s poor Q1 result came after he finished second in the earlier Sprint race.

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