Steiner Critiques Hamilton’s Radio Meltdowns at Dutch GP

Lewis Hamilton’s heat of the moment frustration during the Dutch Grand Prix may have been understandable, but according to former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner, the Ferrari driver did himself no favours by airing it so forcefully over team radio. Hamilton spent much of the race pushing Ferrari to reconsider its strategy and allow him through Charles Leclerc, who was running a different plan. When Ferrari eventually brought Leclerc in, Hamilton felt the decision had come too late. Later, as the team kept him circulating on ageing hard tyres, his exasperation boiled over into a sarcastic question about whether he…