Valtteri Bottas has acknowledged that it's time to rethink how he deals with on-track battles with his Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton. The Finn qualified on the front row of the grid for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix. But he lost out in a wheel-to-wheel battle between the pair through the first three corners, locked up and ran wide rather than risk colliding with Hamilton. “That’s how it goes,” Bottas said this week. "Next time [in a similar situation], where I lost I’ll think differently. But we both still have the respect, and we know the limits. Wolff: Hamilton spurred on in Hungary by father's words "Racing still can be good even though you don’t push others off...
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