Lewis Hamilton has moved to clarify his comments on team data sharing in Formula 1, insisting he has 'zero problems' with Mercedes or new team-mate Valtteri Bottas. The three-time world champion had suggested that his braking points and driving lines were shared within his team, claiming it was unfair for a driver to gain an advantage by studying someone else's "homework". "I go out, do my laps, do all my homework and the other guy can see everything," Hamilton said in a UBS Facebook Q&A. "I have asked my team [about it]. Ask Lewis: On his decade in F1 Got a question for Lewis Hamilton? Here's your chance to get it asked by Sky F1's Damon Hill. "I don't think...
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