Hamilton backs his management

Wednesday 14 December 2011 01:00 GMT

Lewis Hamilton has had a series of run-ins with Felipe Massa this year (AP)

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Lewis Hamilton defended his management team yesterday after Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone called his partnership with XIX Entertainment, run by Simon Fuller, a "disaster".

"I decided not to have them at every race because I wanted to be on my own," Hamilton said. "For the future I'll have them at every race."

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