Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg on Thursday welcomed the sound of radio silence for the final six races of their dramatic duel for the drivers' world championship. But the airwave clampdown was criticised by Felipe Massa, the veteran Williams driver warning ahead of Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix that it could lead to a major accident. Mercedes teammates Hamilton and Rosberg, who have fought an intense and sometimes acrimonious battle this year, will, like the rest of the pitlane, no longer have unrestricted radio contact with their teams. This follows the ban on 'performance-related' radio communications by the sport's ruling body, the International Motoring Federation (FIA). "All...
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