Even before the cars made it back to parc ferme at the end of Sunday's race, the radio waves between Lewis Hamilton and the Mercedes pit wall were crackling with recriminations over the team's decision to force him to pit for new tyres with eight laps to go. Hamilton was adamant that it had been a big mistake that had cost him the chance of a podium, having argued that the rain had been about to ease off (it wasn't) and that a dry racing line was about to emerge (it didn't) to bolster his side of the argument. The team was just as convinced that it was the right call to come in. So who was right? Hamilton: Press making 'too much' of Turkish GP radio messages You could understand how it...
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