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Lewis Hamilton has flatly denied any tension with his Ferrari race engineer Riccardo Adami, dismissing speculation around their radio communications in Monaco as “BS.”
Lewis Hamilton denied tension with Ferrari race engineer Riccardo Adami during Monaco Grand Prix, calling speculation around radio communications “BS.” He finished fifth, 51 seconds behind winner Lando Norris, and inquired about gap to race leaders, which was misinterpreted by Adami, leading to inaccurate information. Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur denied any friction despite audio of Hamilton over team radio. Hamilton clarified the incident with Adami and dismissed rumors of tension, highlighting a great working relationship. He blamed Monaco radio silence on a technical glitch and emphasized mutual efforts to win championship together. The radio issues were attributed to common problems at Monaco, affecting communication throughout the race.
