Lewis Hamilton has hit out at the decision of race organisers to delay Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix because of rain.
Just minutes before the scheduled start of the race, the heavens opened over the iconic street circuit, initially forcing drivers to head back to the pits and put on wet-weather tyres. But then organisers deemed it unsafe to start, before a power outage meant further delays.
Eventually, the race began over an hour late, with a safety car leading a rolling two-lap start. The delays were then exacerbated further when the Grand Prix was red flagged after 30 laps, after Haas driver Mick Schumacher careered into the Swimming Pool Chicane.
