He was frustrated after his team asked him to start with soft tyres, when he wanted to use mediums instead. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton said things were OK between him and the Mercedes team, days after criticising their strategy during last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, in which he finished sixth.

Lewis Hamilton has insisted 'things are cool' with Mercedes after he vented his frustrations about race strategy at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. Mercedes were in a strong position to pick up solid points and even potentially fight for podium spots in Singapore after Hamilton and George Russell qualified third and fourth fastest respectively.

While Russell followed the general trend with a medium-to-hard game plan, Hamilton’s approach called for a start on the soft tyre in a bid to provide the seven-time world champion with an early chance to overhaul front-row men Lando Norris and Max Verstappen.

Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time Formula One champion, clarified that things are fine between him and the Mercedes team despite a strategy disagreement during the Singapore Grand Prix. The team admitted their error,

Lewis Hamilton gave a rather damning team radio message during the Singapore Grand Prix which the Mercedes driver finished in sixth despite starting third.

Lewis Hamilton has opened up on 'frustrations' he felt towards his Mercedes team at the Singapore Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion suffered a torrid time at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, only finishing down in sixth having started the race up in third.