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Lauda: It was a racing incident with no one to blame

Mercedes F1 chairman Niki Lauda has backed Lewis Hamilton after the first corner incident that Nico Rosberg admits left him 'pissed off' at the Canadian Grand Prix. After the crash and double-DNF of Barcelona, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff had warned that more contact between the silver-clad pair may result in team orders being imposed. Then in Montreal, Hamilton and Rosberg banged wheels in the first corner, resulting in the German tumbling down the field and ultimately seeing his championship lead shrink to just nine points. And now, Hamilton wants that remaining gap to be gone completely by his home race at Silverstone next month. 'I need to win every race,' he told British newspapers on...
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