SILVERSTONE -- Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has hit out at Romain Grosjean's suggestion that the stewards gave Lewis Hamilton preferential treatment after qualifying for the British Grand Prix, saying the Frenchman has no right to criticise other drivers for controversial moments.
Grosjean was angered by Hamilton in Q3 when the Englishman cost him 0.350s in the final two corners as he finished a flying lap. Hamilton, who went on to claim pole position later in the session, was about to start a lap of his own and said Mercedes had given him no warning about the approaching Haas driver.