168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton says he does not agree with McLaren boss Andrea Stella’s stance that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen’s aggressive driving is a result of him not punished enough for how he raced during their 2021 F1 title battle, writes Lewis Larkam at Silverstone.&nbꦑsp;

After Verstappen and168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Lando Norris came to blows while fighting for the lead in the closing stages of last weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix at t💯▨he Red Bull Ring, McLaren team principal Stella claimed that the Dutchman’s continued approach to hard racing is a consequence of him not being sufficiently penalised for similar incidents with Hamilton in 2021.

"I see that the entire population in the world would know who is respon🦄sible except for a group of people," Stella told Sky Sports F1 in Austria. “But the problem behind it is that if you don't address these thin𒊎gs honestly, they will come back.

“They have come back today because they were not addressed properly in the past when🥀 there were some fights with Lewis that needed to be punished in a harsher way.”

Hamilton was asked if he agreed with Stella’s view in Thursday’s FIA press conference at Silverstone ahead of this weeken🍰d’s British Grand Prix, to which he insisted: “I don’t agree with that, no.”

Norris then interjected to say: “I’m sure Lewis would agree with it two ꦓyears♔ ago or three years ago!

“There were definitely a few moments especially, but on the whole I’m always going to stand up for what Andrea said. I think Andrea’s got a very good amount of sensibi🧜lity with how he talks and the things he talks about.

“So definitely I think certain parts are true, and🦋 I do agree with Andrea as a note, but certain things are always different when you’re a little bit more in the moment all of itself.

“And I j🌄ust thing clarification of how he says things, because there’s always certain things with how you pronounce things and stuff thatℱ might change too, but on the whole I agree with what Andrea says.”

Hamilton had pre🍷viously admitted to racing Verstappen differently to other drivers due to the Red Bull driver’s reputation for being aggressive.

But the seven-time world cha🧸mpion would not be drawn on Verstappe🌜n and Norris’ coming together in Austria, saying “it’s nothing to do with me”.

Pushed on what he made of the in𝔉cident, Hamilton replied: “Nothing really. I didn’t think anything of it. I was more concඣerned about my race and enjoying the team’s win.”

And when asked if he would give any advice to Norris,♓ Hamilton said: “Again, I don’t think I need to. They’ve ra𝐆ced each other for years.”