The seven-time world champion endured a poor qualifying and wound up only seventh on the grid for Sunday’s race in Monte Carlo with a time that was seventh tenths slower than polesitter Charles Leclerc’s effort. After qualifying, Hamilton said he was planning to have “tough discussions” with Mercedes having felt the team could have done a better job. Wolff confirmed the team had engaged in a “very productive and tough debriefing” and admitted that Mercedes didn't give Hamilton what he needed in qualifying.  “This team has a brutal honesty and transparency within itself and we didn’t get things right,” said Wolff. “It’s not completely clear yet how all the tuning...
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