Lights Out: Hamilton wants fixes after Melbourne error solved

Lights Out: Hamilton wants fixes after Melbourne error solved

Originally written by Joas van Wingerden. This version is a translation.

Friday 30 March 2018 10:00

The investigations are complete and Mercedes have finally worked out exactly what cost Lewis Hamilton victory in Melbourne, although the champion suggests there is plenty more to work on. Meanwhile, Sebastian Vettel hints at much more to come from Ferrari. It's lights out for Friday morning!

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