Lewis Hamilton has come out in opposition to plans to mandate tyre pressure changes ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, labelling them 'a disaster'. The move, instigated by Pirelli in wake of the tyre failures that befell Sebastian Vettel and Hamilton's Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg over the Belgian Grand Prix weekend, would be introduced for all cars at Monza but Hamilton insists that he has no problem with the inflation rates remaining the same as before. Pirelli's initial findings blamed the combination of overuse of the tyres on Vettel's Ferrari and the amount of debris on the Spa circuit as the reasons for the German's failure two laps from the chequered flag, and teams will...
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