Mercedes chief Toto Wolff hailed his drivers – Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas – for obeying team orders in the heat of battle during the Hungarian Grand Prix, a sporting decision that may come back to haunt the team if the drivers' championship title battle goes down to the wire. During a tense race at Hungaroring, the team had a series of communication problems that thwarted their contact with their drivers from the pitwall. When messages eventually came through, Hamilton was asking for Bottas to move over so he could launch an attack on the leading Ferrari duo, because the Finn seemed unable to reel them in and the Briton clearly had pace in his car at that stage. The...
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