Lewis Hamilton: Focus on radio exchanges with Ferrari Race engineer who is exaggerated and Max Verstappen ‘Far Up’ | F1 news

Lewis Hamilton described the reaction to his radio exchange with the new Ferrari Riccard race engineer at the Australian Grand Prix as “overcrowded”.

Hamilton experienced a difficult first weekend of racing with his new team in Melbourne, finishing 10th. Ferrari unexpectedly accelerated the Tempo after promising to show off his car 2025. During the pre -season testing.

And that was the sevenfold radio communication of the champion with Adami, who came to a lot of focus after discussing information about the information Hamilton wanted and when.

But Hamilton said on Thursday at the Chinese GP: “I mean, of course, everyone flooded. That was literally just a return.

“I was very polite in as I suggested. I said,” Leave me that, please. “

I didn’t say ‘f you’. I didn’t swear. So, at that moment, I really struggled with the car and needed to focus completely on these few things.

“We get to know each other. Obviously he had two champions or more in the past and there is still no problem between us.”

Hamilton has attracted a prominent comparison with the exchanges of drivers seen elsewhere in sports, including Red Bull Max Verstappen rivals.

“Go and listen to radio calls with others and their engineers, which is worse. But unfortunately, lead … a conversation that Max has over the years with an engineer, abuse that is a poor guy [Gianpiero Lambiase]You have been taken over and you never write about it, but you wrote about the smallest little discussion I have conducted with my own. “

Hamilton, who spent 12 years working with Peter ‘Bonoom’ Bonnington in Mercedes on an extremely successful effect, said he and Adami simply went through a normal acclimatization process to a new employment.

“Ultimately, we literally just got to know each other,” he added.

“So, after that I’m like, ‘Hey, brother, I don’t need this little information, but if you want to give me that, this is a place I would like to do.’ This is how I feel in the car and, in those moments, that’s when I do it and I don’t need information. ‘

“This is about. No problem, it’s done with a smile and we’re moving forward.”

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Sky Sports F1, Live Chinese GP schedule

Friday 21st March

• 1:00: F1 Academic Practice
• 3:00: Chinese Practice GP -One (session starts at 3.30am)*
• 5.30 pm: A press conference of the Director of the Tim Director
• 6:00: F1 Academy of Qualifications*
• 6.45pm: Chinese GP Sprint qualifying (session starts at 7.30)*

Saturday 22. March

• 2.25 hours: Sprint of Chinese GP Sprint
• 3:00: Chinese GP Sprint*
• 5.45pm: F1 Academy of Race 1*
• 6.35: 00: Chinese GP qualifying buildup*
• 7:00: Chinese qualifying general practice*
• 9:00: TED -O’s qualifying notebook*

Sunday March 23

• 2.40 hours: F1 Academy of Race 2
• 5.30am: Chinese GP Building-up: Grand Prix Sunday*
• 7:00: Grand Prix Chinese*
• 9:00: Chinese GP reaction: Plated flag*
• 10:00: Ted’s notebook*

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