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Lewis Hamilton says Sebastian Vettel 'disgraced himself today' after deliberate hit

Lewis Hamilton has said Sebastian Vettel 'disgraced himself today' by deliberately running into the side of the Britain's Mercedes whilst under Safety Car conditions. Vettel accused Hamilton of brake-checking him after initial contact between the pair, which led the Ferrari driver to take 'revenge' on Hamilton by swiping into the side of his title rival during a race restart. Hamilton denies he brake checked the German and believes Vettel got away 'scot free' with a ten-second stop and go penalty. 'I didn’t,' he said of the accusations. 'I controlled the pace, like all the other restarts I slowed down in the same spot, he was obviously sleeping and drove in the...
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