Hamilton to RBR?

**wedge** · 13th June 2011, 16:34

autosport.com - F1 News: Hamilton in fresh Red Bull link

AUTOSPORT can reveal that Hamilton met for private talks with Red Bull Racing chief Christian Horner at the team's office buildings on Saturday evening - where the two spent at least 15 minutes together chatting in private.

**Mark** · 13th June 2011, 16:50

Nah I can't see it unless Vettel leaves.

**UltimateDanGTR** · 13th June 2011, 17:06

Vettel would have to leave-I can't see why they would choose LH over Ricciardo after all the grooming they've given him.

**ioan** · 13th June 2011, 17:07

Couldn't care less about what he does.

**Daniel** · 13th June 2011, 17:15

Well I can see McLaren letting him go if this crap continues.

**truefan72** · 13th June 2011, 17:27

despite vettel's dominance,
I think the 2011 mclaren is more than a match for th rBR on race day and Button just proved it again
The problem is the qualy trim, of the cars and that can be worked on, but on race day the mclaren might be even faster and better than the RBR
This year has been one of missed opportunities for mclaren and hamilton and if he honestly looks back and assesses each race, he would know that the car given to him has been very capable in every race. Better strategy and perhaps less incidents might have seen him win 3 races by now IMO

**i_max2k2** · 13th June 2011, 17:27

In the candian gp, I almost felt like from hamiltons reaction that Mclaren wanted hamilton to stop, more because they thought he could have a bad gp with more disasters, looking at from the first few laps. As how hamilton described - that the team asked to pull over because they felt he had suspension some issues, which he thought wernt there, probably not true, but thats what I thot at that point.

**Henry Cutts** · 13th June 2011, 17:44

he really needs to sort himself out and get his head back together soon, making so many mistakes on and off track less glitz more winning

**TMorel** · 13th June 2011, 18:27

I wondered why in one of the interviews with Horner about the Webber/Hamilton incident Christian seemed to be overly supportive of Lewis... maybe it's now starting to come clearer. Would certainly make for an exciting combination what with equal support and no team orders between their drivers.