Lewis Hamilton has spoken out about data sharing between team-mates, with the three-time champion believing drivers should have to “find it all themselves”, and has asked his team not to share data. Hamilton told UBS that sharing data regarding the car's performance is acceptable, but the discussion of racing lines and braking points provides an unfair advantage, as one driver could avoid all the trial and error endured by the other in finding the perfect lap. “I go out, do my laps, do all my homework, [and] the other guy can see everything,” Hamilton said. “I have asked my team. I don’t want to see my team-mate’s. I don’t feel it’s fair that he brings his A-game and I...
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