As Maurizio Burgundy – sorry, Arrivabene - lashed out at Mercedes technical director James Allison for his suggestion that Ferrari's drivers were deliberately targeting Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas, calling on the German team to 'stay classy', the world champion took to social media to seemingly retract his claim that yesterday's first lap clash reflected the Italian team's 'interesting tactics'. 'Kimi said sorry and we move on,' the Briton wrote on Instagram. 'It was a racing incident and nothing more.' 'Sometimes we say dumb things,' he wrote, going on to reveal that the race had drained him. 'I lost nearly 3kg trying to get back to the top for you and my team,' he wrote. 'I...
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