Lewis Hamilton is still not happy with the FIA’s decision-making at the Mexico City Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton has called for greater clarity in F1’s decision-making processes after the incident-filled race in Mexico.
Hamilton received a 10-second time penalty for going off track and staying ahead of Max Verstappen, costing him a shot at his first podium of the year.
While Hamilton’s penalty was justified, some of his rivals, such as teammate Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen, escaped punishment for similar actions.
Hamilton expressed his dissatisfaction with the lack of transparency and accountability in the FIA’s decision-making process.
He believes that decisions made behind closed doors can have a significant impact on championship results.
Despite his challenges, Hamilton is determined to secure his first podium finish for Ferrari and close the gap with Leclerc’s impressive performances this season.
