Hamilton says Ferrari strategy cost him a podium

ZANDVOORT, Netherlands, Aug 23 : Lewis Hamilton said he could have been on the podium at Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix had Ferrari acted quicker to get him ahead of teammate Charles Leclerc.The seven-times Formula One world champion ended up a close fourth, losing ground in the championship battle, with Leclerc fifth.McLaren's Lando Norris won, with Mercedes pair Kimi Antonelli and George Russell second and third after they had switched places. Hamilton is now level on points with Russell and 59 behind Antonelli. Hamilton had told Ferrari he was quicker than Leclerc on a different tyre strategy but the team delayed doing anything for a lap before pitting Leclerc. "Let’s not hold ourselves up from a potentially better result,” Hamilton said over the radio. "Big waste of time guys, good job,” he