Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton played down fears that he could have to take an engine penalty at the Turkish Grand Prix, without ruling it out completely. Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff indicated after the Russian Grand Prix that it was a possibility to protect against an engine-related race retirement and the loss of vital points. The championship is on a knife-edge, with Hamilton two points clear of Red Bull's Max Verstappen and seven races remaining. The seven-times F1 champion is still within his engine allocation of three for the season but team mate Valtteri Bottas is on his fifth engine and Verstappen took a penalty in Russia for his fourth. 'At the moment, I still have (PU)...
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