Following on from Sir Lewis Hamilton's and Fernando Alonso's collision at the Belgian Grand Prix, some pundits have jumped in to support the Spaniard, who many believe what he said over the team radio was correct. Both drivers made an excellent start at Spa-Francorchamps and were second and third down the Kemmel straight. As they approached Les Combes, Hamilton was right behind his former team-mate, and opted to move to the outside of the Alpine F1 Team driver. The seven-time World Champion tried to swoop around the outside of the Spaniard; however, Hamilton cut across the double World Champion at the apex of the corner, causing a collision. READ: Mick Schumacher set to lose Haas seat...
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