Hamilton explains Dutch GP radio frustration over Ferrari team orders

First reported 1 day, 4 hours ago · latest 6 hours ago

Lewis Hamilton finished fourth in Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, frustrated by Ferrari's lack of team orders. He urged the team to be more efficient like Mercedes, citing his desire to win.

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Motorsport.com frames Hamilton's radio exchange as justified, while Autosport focuses on his call for Ferrari to emulate Mercedes' efficiency. Formula1.com and F1i report his explanation, with F1i noting the championship deficit. The Reddit post shares his direct quotes.

Recommended first read: Autosport provides the most complete analysis, detailing the race context, Hamilton's battle with Leclerc, and his specific request for Ferrari to improve team order efficiency.

Hamilton explains Dutch GP radio frustration over Ferrari team orders

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Hamilton explains Dutch GP radio frustration over Ferrari team orders

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Lewis Hamilton talks about his frustrations with the team during the race: “I want to win! I want to win! I’m here to win! and it’s difficult when you’re looking ahead and you see the two Mercedes drivers, they get the call and it’s done, and they execute straight away.