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Wolff: Clash 'unacceptable'

Furious Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has branded Nico Rosberg's clash with Lewis Hamilton 'unacceptable' during the Belgian GP after the World Championship leader punctured his team-mate and solitary title rival. Hamilton was forced to retire from the race due to the grievous and terminal damage inflicted after Rosberg clipped the sister W05 on the second lap of the race after losing the lead off the line. We look back at the incidents between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg in the Belgian Grand Prix. The collision cost Mercedes a near-certain victory with Rosberg's car also damaged in the incident. The German was, however, able to finish second behind the victorious Red Bull of Daniel...
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