‘I’ve never heard him so angry’ - F1 winner defends Lewis Hamilton over 'valid' Ferrari radio fury

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Lewis Hamilton faced significant frustration during the Dutch Grand Prix due to Ferrari's strategy, particularly while being held up by teammate Charles Leclerc. His sarcastic radio comments drew attention, with former driver David Coulthard noting Hamilton's unusual level of anger during the race. Hamilton ultimately finished just behind George Russell, who gained an advantage from a late virtual safety car.

After the race, Hamilton reflected on his outburst and apologized, recognizing that his emotions got the better of him. He expressed pride in his team's efforts and reiterated his commitment to improving their performance as they continue to compete in the championship, where he currently sits third, trailing the leader by 59 points.

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