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Kimi Raikkonen's wife, Mintuu, came to the defense of her husband, blowing up Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton to "cry like a girl" and urge him to take "ballet". Hamilton took a shot at Raikkonen and Ferrari at the end of a controversial British Grand Prix, questioning their "interesting tactics". Hamilton finished second after an opening clash with Raikkonen who put him in last place. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff called the collision "incompetence or deliberation". After the race, Raikkonen's wife posted a message on her Instagram story: "If you cry like a girl when you lose, do some ballet."
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After the Grand Prix de Grande- Brittany, the Mercedes driver had trouble hiding his disappointment. He avoided an interview after race and his body language while he was standing out of Raikkonen in the pre-podium room and while spraying champagne was telling his own story.
When he was finally interviewed on the party podium, Hamilton took a shot at his rivals: "Interesting tactics, I would say, on their side, but we will do our best to fight them."
However, Hamilton backpedaled on his comments, saying that he had accepted the Finn's excuses for driving in him and learned of his own "stupid" reaction to the incident.
Later, he also admitted that he deserved some of the criticism that came to him.
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Hamilton started the race from pole position, but after a bad start and collision with Raikkonen fell to the 19th and last, before recovering to finish second behind the title His rival Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari
In France, two weeks earlier, Vettel drove into Valtteri Bottas of Mercedes in the first round. In both cases, the marshals penalized the Ferrari pilots for the incidents.
On Sunday, team leader Mercedes Toto Wolff said: "In the words of James Allison" do you think it's deliberate or incompetent? ""
Ferrari's chief Maurizio Arrivabene was furious when he responded on Monday
"I came here to clarify, though he really said something like that," said Arrivabene, S addressing Sky Italia about Allison, who left Ferrari in mid-2016 and joined Mercedes in 2017.
"I mean, he should be ashamed of himself because he worked for many years in Maranello, he took some money from Maranello. …
"Today he's doing his job, you have to be smart and know how to lose, we're here in England, sometimes they want to teach us how to be gentlemen, he should start first."
(With AFP entries)
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