Formula 1 fans have taken to social media to theorise as to the nature of the conversation between Sir Lewis Hamilton and team principal Toto Wolff after the Briton was eliminated in Q2 at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. The Mercedes cars were seen suffering immensely from “porpoising” in Imola, costing them time on the straights and in the corners, to the extent that Hamilton and George Russell were forced to lift off the throttle to avoid excessive contact with the asphalt. Wolff described the Mercedes as “undriveable” as the Silver Arrows continue to endure their 'porpoising' woes, which actually seemed to deteriorate on Friday despite the addition of an extra side winglet...
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