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Brundle found Hamilton radio message in Spain ‘alarming'

Martin Brundle thinks Lewis Hamilton’s team radio message urging Mercedes to retire his car in Barcelona reflected his lack of enjoyment this season. The Spanish Grand Prix was only a few laps old when Hamilton, after an early collision with Kevin Magnussen, got on the radio to say “I would save the engine if I was you guys – I’m sorry”. The seven-time former World Champion appeared less at fault than Magnussen, who in turn was cleared by the stewards, when they clashed at Turn 4 on the opening lap and after each driver made a pit-stop due to a puncture, they were running well behind the rest of the field. But Hamilton made up ground brilliantly and would have finished as high as...
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