The former Ferrari driver has started legal action against F1 bosses and go🌼verning body the FIA and is seeking compensation for a loss in earnings. 

Massa missed out on the 2008 title to Hamilton and his lawyers have claimed this was dജue to the ‘crash-gate’ scandal - when Renault fixed the Singapore Grand Prix. 

Seven-time world champion Hamilton was not interested in getting involved in the matter when asked for his reꦡaction ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. 

“I have a really bad memory, so I don’t really re🤪member a lot, to be honest,” Hamilton told reporters at Zandvoort. 

“I’m really just focused on the here and now and helping the team get back into the cham🥀pionship and the race. 

“I’m not really🙈 focused on what happened 15 year﷽s ago.”

Former F1 supremo💞 Bernie Ecclestone sparked Massa’s legal bid with comments attributed in a recent interview with F1-Insider. 

“We wanted to protect the sport and save it from a huge scandal,” Ecclestone was quoted as saying, in transl🍌ation. 

"I still feel sorry for Massa today," he 🐈added. "He was cheated out of the title he deserved, w𓂃hile Hamilton had all the luck in the world and won his first championship.”

Ecclestone, 92, has since s🐟aid he ca💞nnot remember ever giving the interview.