Lewis Hamilton aims dig after Italian Grand Prix controversially ends under Safety Car
Sir Lewis Hamilton has aimed a little dig at Formula 1’s race directors after the ending of last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.
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Sir Lewis Hamilton has aimed a little dig at Formula 1’s race directors after the ending of last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton delivered a great recovery drive at the Italian Grand Prix at the weekend, starting in P19 due to engine penalties before manoeuvring his way through the field to secure fifth place in the race.
Lewis Hamilton said the finish to the Italian Grand Prix in Monza brought back memories of last season’s finale in Abu Dhabi, when Max Verstappen won the Formula One title in controversial circumstances. The last few laps of the Italian GP were all behind a safety car after Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren stopped on the track and had to be removed. Ad Verstappen won the race just as he did under different circumstances in Abu Dhabi, when then-FIA race director Michael Masi allowed racing to resume on the final lap rather than finishing with a safety car.
Lewis Hamilton said that the safety car finish at Sunday's Italian Grand Prix revived painful memories of the way he lost last season's Formula 1 championship.
Team by team analysis of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, round 16 of the 22-race Formula One world championship (listed in championship order):
Max Verstappen took another victory in 2022 when he crossed the finish line in first in Italy. The Red Bull driver and his team got their strategy right on Sunday, getting the advantage over the rest of the grid, especially Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.
Max Verstappen won the Formula One Italian Grand Prix on Sunday to leave him in touching distance of his second straight Formula One title.
Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have both given their thoughts on the Italian Grand Prix ending behind the Safety Car.