Hamilton Critiques Ferrari's Team Orders After Italian GP Incident
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Lewis Hamilton expressed concerns about Ferrari's team order strategies following a clash between Charles Leclerc and himself during the Italian Grand Prix. After finishing sixth, Hamilton stated that it is now too late for Ferrari to support him in the championship race.
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First to reportLewis Hamilton says Ferrari has left it "too late" to back him in F1 title fightThe Italian Grand Prix is probably the worst venue for a spat to brew up between team-mates but that is what happened at Monza as Lewis Hamilton finished a distant sixth after Charles Leclerc barged him into the gravel on the opening lap. Leclerc then spun off into the Parabolica barrier at high speed at the end of the second lap, inducing a red flag. The outcome of the weekend was that ... Keep reading
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Hamilton says Ferrari has left it "too late" to back him in F1 title fightThe Italian Grand Prix is probably the worst venue for a spat to brew up between team-mates but that is what happened at Monza as Lewis Hamilton finished a distant sixth after Charles Leclerc barged him into the gravel on the opening lap. Leclerc then spun off into the Parabolica barrier at high speed at the end of the second lap, inducing a red flag. The outcome of the weekend was that ... Keep reading
AutosportSun 6 Sep · 20:03 UTCRead →
Lewis Hamilton rules out world title challenge after Italian Grand Prix setbackBriton finishes sixth after clash with teammate Leclerc Hamilton questions Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur’s strategy Lewis Hamilton has conceded the Formula One world championship this year is all but out of reach after a bruising Italian Grand Prix. Hamilton’s afternoon included a clash with his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, which he thought was the result of the team’s failure to listen to his entreaties to manage their drivers and execute races better. The race at Monza was won by Kimi Antonelli after a remarkable comeback by the Mercedes driver from 19th on the grid. Hamilton could manage only sixth. Having been 59 points back he now trails Antonelli by 76 with 10 meetings remaining and he felt that Ferrari not prioritising his title chances, coupled with operational failures, had finally cost him a shot at the drivers’ championship. Continue reading...
theguardian.comSun 6 Sep · 20:16 UTCRead →
Lewis Hamilton declares ‘too late’ for Ferrari team orders after Leclerc clashLewis Hamilton went into the Italian GP requesting Ferrari team orders. After a P6 and Charles Leclerc clash, he has changed his tune.
PlanetF1Mon 7 Sep · 05:41 UTCRead →
Hamilton calls for Ferrari to change driver rulesLewis Hamilton says Ferrari needs clearer procedures for racing Charles Leclerc after their first-lap clash helped unravel the team's Italian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari has left it "too late" to back him in F1 title fightThe Italian Grand Prix is probably the worst venue for a spat to brew up between team-mates but that is what happened at Monza as Lewis Hamilton finished a distant sixth after Charles Leclerc barged him into the gravel on the opening lap. Leclerc then spun off into the Parabolica barrier at high speed at the end of the second lap, inducing a red flag. The outcome of the weekend was that ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSun 6 Sep · 20:01 UTCRead their report →Hamilton says Ferrari has left it "too late" to back him in F1 title fightThe Italian Grand Prix is probably the worst venue for a spat to brew up between team-mates but that is what happened at Monza as Lewis Hamilton finished a distant sixth after Charles Leclerc barged him into the gravel on the opening lap. Leclerc then spun off into the Parabolica barrier at high speed at the end of the second lap, inducing a red flag. The outcome of the weekend was that ... Keep readingAutosportSun 6 Sep · 20:03 UTCRead →Lewis Hamilton rules out world title challenge after Italian Grand Prix setbackBriton finishes sixth after clash with teammate Leclerc Hamilton questions Ferrari chief Fred Vasseur’s strategy Lewis Hamilton has conceded the Formula One world championship this year is all but out of reach after a bruising Italian Grand Prix. Hamilton’s afternoon included a clash with his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, which he thought was the result of the team’s failure to listen to his entreaties to manage their drivers and execute races better. The race at Monza was won by Kimi Antonelli after a remarkable comeback by the Mercedes driver from 19th on the grid. Hamilton could manage only sixth. Having been 59 points back he now trails Antonelli by 76 with 10 meetings remaining and he felt that Ferrari not prioritising his title chances, coupled with operational failures, had finally cost him a shot at the drivers’ championship. Continue reading...theguardian.comSun 6 Sep · 20:16 UTCRead →Lewis Hamilton declares ‘too late’ for Ferrari team orders after Leclerc clashLewis Hamilton went into the Italian GP requesting Ferrari team orders. After a P6 and Charles Leclerc clash, he has changed his tune.PlanetF1Mon 7 Sep · 05:41 UTCRead →Hamilton calls for Ferrari to change driver rulesLewis Hamilton says Ferrari needs clearer procedures for racing Charles Leclerc after their first-lap clash helped unravel the team's Italian Grand Prix.Loading comments…
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