Vasseur reveals strategy intentions after Hamilton criticism

Ferrari finished fourth and fifth at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort, with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc missing out on the podium as Mercedes' George Russell held them off. Hamilton grew frustrated during the race, criticising the team over the radio after being held up by Leclerc despite having fresher tyres, and questioning whether he was being used 'as a guinea pig' during a difficult strategy call. Team Principal Fred Vasseur revealed after the race that withholding strategic information from Hamilton was a deliberate tactic to prevent rival teams from gaining intelligence.