An aspect of the “communication” between 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari has been called out for improvement.

The F🍌1 Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday was the latest race where the team radio exchanges b☂etween Hamilton and his engineer were occasionally awkward.

At ꩵone stage Hamilton asked: “Are you upset with me or something?”

It becomes the next chapter in a saga which has run since the first grand prix of Hamilton’s high-profile alliance with Ferrari this year, when he joined forces with Riccardo Adami, prev𝓀iously the voice in the ear of Sebastian Vettel and Carlos Sainz.

Ferrari delivered another respectable result in Monaco, with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc second behind 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lando Norris, and Hamilton fifth.

"Communication barrier" cited for Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari

“I think it’s a great 𝄹result for them,” Jenson Button told Sky Sports.

“For them to𒐪 work out why Lewis ๊wasn’t as close, why he ended up so far back, is important.

“Maybe it’s traffic, maybe he took it more gently through the traffic, as the other g🎀uys were pushing on. I think that might have been where the time was lost.

“The only team that did better was McLaren.”

The F1 Monaco Grand Prix was marred by the two-stop strategy which was impose🌳d for the first time.

It caused “manipulated” results in the midfield, according to Williams’ Sainz, and also caus⛎ed an usual 🐬result for Hamilton.

He passed Fernando Alonso and Isack Hadjar to finish in the top five but he was a minute behind wi🐠nner Norris.

“I don’t think it all came down to the traffiꦆc,” Naomi Schiff a💦nalysed.

“They said a chunk might have been traffic, but that there’s a big pa𒉰rt they still n🍸eed to investigate.

“It was strange. That’s o😼ne of the mysteries of the race.

“He was in his own race, ♏by himself, so there’s no real reason why he should have been so far back.

“It seems like they kee𒁃p having issues over the radio.

꧅“He had a grid penalty because of bad radio. They had issues at Imola.

“It’s defini🌺tely something t𝐆hat needs to be worked on.

“It may have been a communication barrier…”

Hamilton admitted his radio communication w🐠ith Adami wasn’t always clea𝓀r.

But team pr🔯incipal Fred Vasseur insisted there was no tension between them.