Lewis Hamilton has revealed he has already asked his team to not share driver data between himself and new team-mate Valtteri Bottas. The three-time World Champion is happy for information concerning the car's performance to be passed between both sides of the garage, but believes on-track performance data should be left firmly under wraps. “I go out, do my laps, do all my homework, [and] the other guy can see everything,” said Hamilton in a interview with Mercedes sponsor UBS. “I have asked my team. I don’t want to see my teammate’s. 'I don’t feel it’s fair that he brings his A-game and I should be able to study his A-game on a computer.'...
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