Lewis Hamilton apologizes for radio outbursts during Dutch GP

Fans were divided over Lewis Hamilton's frustrated Ferrari team radio messages at the Dutch GP, which the seven-time champion later apologised for

Lewis Hamilton says his Dutch Grand Prix frustration "wasn’t the best version of me" as he apologised to his Ferrari Formula 1 team for his frustration boiling over on team radio. During the second half of the race, Hamilton grew increasingly frustrated at the lack of strategy updates from Ferrari, especially once he got stuck behind team-mate Charles Leclerc, who was slower than the Briton ...Keep reading

Lewis Hamilton says his Dutch Grand Prix frustration "wasn’t the best version of me" as he apologised to his Ferrari Formula 1 team for it boiling over on team radio. During the second half of the race, Hamilton grew increasingly frustrated at the lack of strategy updates from Ferrari, especially once he got stuck behind team-mate Charles Leclerc, who was slower than the Briton on older ...Keep reading

Former F1 driver Jean Alesi was not particularly impressed by Lewis Hamilton’s behaviour over team radio during the Dutch Grand Prix. While acknowledging the intensity of the situation and the emotions involved in the heat of the moment, the Frenchman believes the Briton could have avoided some of the remarks directed towards his team.

Lewis Hamilton has responded to his radio outbursts after having watched the F1 Dutch GP, as he praises Ferrari’s push while admitting it was not his best version. It is not often that Hamilton flares up on radio like some…

Lewis Hamilton has publicly apologised to Ferrari and the team’s fans for his radio outbursts during the Dutch Grand Prix, explaining that his frustration stemmed from his determination to secure a strong result for the Scuderia. The Briton showed his frustration during the race after repeatedly asking the Ferrari pit wall to let him through while running behind his teammate, with the two drivers on different strategies at that stage.