Lewis Hamilton was unhappy with the strategic choice of his team after the Turkish Grand Prix. The Brit would have preferred not to go in for a new set of intermediates. At Mercedes it is causing some internal turmoil, but who was right? We put the question to the editors of GPblog from both the Dutch and English editions.  Rishi Wig - Editor GPblog UK Hamilton’s late pitstop undoubtedly cost him a better finishing position in Turkey. From laps 36 to 50, his lap times remained within a second’s range. However, Leclerc’s pace when coming out of the pits suggested a significant pace advantage on the fresher intermediates. If Hamilton held station, his wheel-to-wheel combat would’ve...
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