As well as its good side, social media has its dark side, a place where the wise, or those easily offended, are best not to venture. Shortly after the end of Q2 on Saturday, almost as soon as it became clear that Lewis Hamilton would play no further part in the session following a repeat of his Shanghai power unit issue, it began. The initial questions as to how the Briton had been let down eventually turned to outright claims of sabotage, Mercedes finding itself accused of deliberately hampering Hamilton in favour of his teammate. Toto Wolff was not impressed. 'I'm not going to respond to every lunatic that sends a message,' he told Sky F1. 'Some of them are abusing the team and abusing...
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