Lewis Hamilton in Ferrari fury after wasted chance at Dutch Grand Prix: 'We will take it offline'

Lewis Hamilton finished fourth at the Dutch Grand Prix after expressing frustration with Ferrari's strategy decisions, believing he was robbed of a podium finish. Hamilton was held up for several laps by teammate Charles Leclerc, who was on older tyres, before Ferrari eventually called Leclerc into the pits to free Hamilton. Despite catching George Russell's Mercedes in the closing laps, Hamilton could not overtake for third place, and stated on team radio: 'We weren't unlucky. We lost time earlier on and that cost us P3.'