Lewis Hamilton has attributed his poor start at the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday to the fact that his clutch kept slipping. Hamilton was almost immediately overtaken by Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel as the race got underway as he struggled to figure out what was wrong with his car’s clutch and torque. While Hamilton went on to win the race, he revealed that Mercedes will investigate what caused the problem. “Clutch warm, and low torque,” Hamilton told reporters. “So I let the clutch out and the clutch didn’t deliver the torque, the torque was very low compared to Nico’s. “Nico had the torque, not as expected, but still better torque. So my...
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