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Wolff: Mercedes showed values in Hungary

– Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the manufacturer "showed the values that we hold high" as Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas swapped places in the Hungarian Grand Prix.Hamilton slashed the gap to third-placed Bottas after the sole pit-stops, with Bottas instructed to allow Hamilton through and give him a shot at passing the Ferrari drivers.Hamilton put pressure on Kimi Räikkönen for several laps, but was unable to find a way through, by which time he had pulled clear of Bottas, who was being hounded by Max Verstappen.To stick to his promise, Hamilton slowed by around nine seconds on the final lap, letting Bottas back through at the last corner, and narrowly keeping...
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