Hamilton claims Dutch GP radio outbursts weren't "the best version of me"

Lewis Hamilton apologised to his Ferrari Formula 1 team after frustrated radio outbursts during the Dutch Grand Prix, admitting the behaviour 'wasn't the best version of me.' Hamilton grew increasingly annoyed during the second half of the race when he was held up behind team-mate Charles Leclerc, who was on older and slower tyres, and made sarcastic comments over the radio when Leclerc finally pitted on lap 43. Hamilton acknowledged Ferrari still needs to improve race weekend execution, citing Mercedes' pit stop transitions between George Russell and Kimi Antonelli as an example.