Fernando Alonso has had a dig at Lewis Hamilton’s complaint about sharing data with teammates, the Spaniard suggesting that the Briton might have been well advised to take a peek at Nico Rosberg’s data last year.
Hamilton said in a recent interview, “I go out, do my laps, do all my homework, [and] the other guy can see everything. I have asked my team. I don’t want to see my teammate’s [data].”
When asked about data sharing within the team, Alonso told Sky Sport, on the occasion of the launch of the McLaren MCL32, “[Hamilton] said many times that he was learning from the data.”
“Mercedes are one of those teams that are using more of the data between the engineers to help the drivers, so he said something that was a little bit strange.”
“If he was watching more data from Rosberg last year, maybe he would have won the championship!” said Alonso.
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