Mercedes supervisor Toto Wolf is as yet considering how to manage Lewis Hamilton’s driving strategies in the season-finishing Formula One Abu Dhabi Grand Prix however by one means or another he has acknowledged it was something that the three times best on the planet needs to do in the race. Wolf was in no way, shape or form content with Hamilton’s turn and even cautioned after the race on Sunday of potential “political agitation” and conceivable disciplinary activity after Hamilton obviously disregarded direction send to him as he fought with colleague Nico Rosberg for the title.
Wolf told a news meeting on Tuesday “I have not decided. I can comprehend why he drove the way he drove, it was his sense,” “He expected to do it. Our framework has influenced them to win many races, however has likewise made that quality of predominance… yet once more, how about we talk about at a later stage.”
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Hamilton won the Abu Dhabi race on Sunday however lost the title to Rosberg, moderated the pace purposely in an offer to back his partner into a position where opponents could overwhelm the German who just expected to complete on the platform. Wold was irritated by this move of Hamilton as it transparently undermines the structure of the group for whom Hamilton secured 10 race triumphs and 12 shaft positions this season.
In spite of the fact that Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel portrayed Hamilton’s strategies as “filthy traps” while Rosberg said that his colleague’s driving made it a troublesome race however then felt that the circumstance was excessively speculative, making it impossible to include progressively or talk about further it. Rosberg said “It’s about the big showdown so he chose to have a go at everything out there. So in a way it is justifiable despite the fact that it was extremely intense thus,”
At the point when Rosberg was gotten some information about Malaysia’s choice to stop facilitating Formula One after 2018 because of declining interest and expanding cost he said “I’m certain it’s completed a ton for Malaysia, to make a considerable measure of consideration for the nation and organizations. I wish that F1 can remain for some more years.”
