Lewis Hamilton issues public apology for 'radio and TV' comments
Hamilton said frustration over Ferrari strategy led to remarks he later reviewed, taking responsibility after finishing fourth and promising to be better.
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Through a long post on Instagram, Lewis Hamilton returns to Zandvoort's complicated weekend. Ferrari driver takes the opportunity to publicly apologize for the frustrated comments released by radio and on TV immediately after the race: "In the heat of the moment, frustration can come out, especially when you worry as much as I do. But that was not the best version of me. I take responsibility and I will be better" KIMI ANTONELLI COMPIE 20 YEARS
Lewis Hamilton broke out in the Dutch GP after considering that Ferrari had harmed him. The heptampeon, with more rhythm and fresh tires, was stuck for three turns behind his partner Charles Leclerc while Maranello’s wall was slow to react and gave no team orders. That cost him his podium options. The British angryly protested on the radio – “Nice way to waste time, guys. Good work” – and made clear his anger also in the subsequent pen with the …
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