The seven-time world champion has apologized
“Those team radios were not the best version of me. Proud of Ferrari, we are getting there”. Cool-headed Lewis Hamilton backtracked after repeatedly criticizing the Maranello team’s pit wall during the Dutch GP.
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The Ferrari driver did not appreciate the tactical management of the race that saw him finish in fourth position right behind George Russell.
Jean Alesi, in his usual Tuesday post-race commentary in the Corriere della Sera, emphasized that from his point of view Hamilton’s complaints over the radio are out of place: “I found Hamilton’s complaint over the radio and after the race out of place – Alesi’s words – okay, Charles didn’t give way immediately but I don’t think the missed podium was because of that. Lewis has a strong personality, he is an asset but also commands a certain respect. I remind us but also him, that Ferrari is Ferrari. It deserves respect. Even when it doesn’t immediately comply when he makes a request.”
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Now Ferrari is targeting the home GP at Monza, which is highly anticipated because the power unit equipped with the ADUO-2 will debut, a crucial cartridge in Ferrari’s pursuit of the Constructors’ Championship.
