Lewis Hamilton said Formula 1’s rule makers not drivers should take the blame for boring races, after Sunday’s French Grand Prix served up a strong contender for most soporific grand prix of the season so far. “If you say that it’s boring… I totally understand it,” the Mercedes driver and five-times F1 World Champion told reporters after celebrating a processional sixth win in eight races and fourth in a row. “Don’t point the fingers at the drivers because we don’t write the rules,” added the Briton, who last week attended a meeting in Paris of the teams and governing FIA to discuss future changes. “(You) should put the pressure on the people who are at the head,...
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